HomeMy WebLinkAbout1984-12-28 - Orange Coast PilotTOMORROW:
You'll find the
beat auto buya along
the Orange Coaat In
AOCfay'a Auto Piiot
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Coast
If your pet looks like you,
there's a contest In
Laguna Beach you might
find Interesting./ A3
Orange County's jobless
rate Is holding at a near-
record low of 3.8%./ A3
Nation
A cocky convicted killer
goes to the electric chair
with a wink for a nun./ AS
The same chemical that
killed 2,500 in India Is to
arrive by ship In Norfolk,
Va. Saturday amid much
protection./ A4
World
Polish secret police of-
ficer says he had support
of superiors In successful
kidnapping and killing of
priest./A4
Casualties on both sides
rise as Vietnam offensive
continues on Cambodian
rebel camps./ A4
People
The oldest daughter of
slain civil rights leader Dr.
Martin Luther King will
speak at UC Irvine./ A6
A letter from Ludwig von
Beethoven to his lover will
be sold at auction./ A6
Sports
Mater Del High holds off
Estancia challenge for
56-51 win in the feature
game of the Orange Hol-
iday Classic basketball
tourney./81
Fountain Valley, Mater
Del gain semifinals of
Edison-Marina girls
basketball tourney./81
Huntington Beach,
Marina win two games
each In the32-team Hunt-
ington Beach soccer
tourney./82
E.ntertalnment
Linda Fratlanne is pirate
princess In 'Magic King-
dom on Ice.' /WMkender
Conrad, Schoonover top
county troupers./WHk-
ender
Bualneu
American business
leaders are growing less
confident about the state
oftheeconomy./84
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Bridge .
Bulletin Board
Business
Classified
Comics
Crossword
Death Notices
H-9roecope
Ann L.andera
Mutual Funds
Opinion
Paparazzi
People
Police Log
Public Notloet
A•taurante
Sportt
Stock Markets
TeteYllfon
ThMtera
Weeth-.
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Weekender
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Weekend«
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NEWPORT BEACH r
Surf injury award up·held_·
Judge denie s Newport bi for new trial
in affirmingjury's 6 million d ecis ion
By JEFF ADLE R
OflMD.ii, ...... ...,
An Orange Countr Superior Court
judge upheld a $6 m1lli~n jury award
to a 23-year-old quadriplegic who
sued the city of Newport Beach
Plane
crash
kills 2
from QC
TWo other s abOard--
die as s mall aircraft
goes down in storm
By STEVE MARBLE
Of Ille Delly ..........
Four people, including an Irvine
couple, were killed late Thursday
when their small airplane crashed
near an airfield in Upland during a
pounding rain storm.
The rented craft, identified as a
C~ssna 180., ha~ departed Palo Alto
Airport earlier in the day and was
bound for John Wayne Airport in
Oranse County, authorities said.
lrvme residents Jerry Surloff, 43,
and Judith Surloff, 40, were killed
instantly when the plane crashed at
7: 15 p.m. about 150 yards short of the
runway at Cable Airport in Upland,
according to Upland police dis-
patcher Judy Rodnguez: Upland is
about 50 miles northeast of John
Wayne Airport.
Also killed in the crash were Earl
Shelton, 63, and Jacqueline Shelton,
claimtn$ he was paralyzed in a 1980
swimming accident because the city
failed to past si gns warning of
underwater hazards.
In affirming the verdict Thuooay,
Judge Lloyd Blanpied denied_a me>-
tion filed by the city's attorney that
sou~t a new tnal or the reducuon of
Lhe Jury's S6 milljon awatd to wheel-
chair-bound John Taylor, a 6-foot-1
former surfer from Qarcmont.
The ruling, which came following a
11lort hearing, now clean the way for
Newport Beach to appeal the case.
However, Patrick Quinlivan, the
Irvine .attorney who represented
New1>0rt Beach du!lng the civil trial,
said caty offiaaJs have not yet decided
whether to undertake an appeal. A
notice of appeal must be filed wath an
appellate court within 30 days.
•·we haven't decided. yet," Quin-
livan said. "We're still talking about
it.''
An eight-~oman, four-man JUry
deliberated a little more than eight
hours in October before voiing 11-1
to av.:ard Taylor $6 m illion for past
and future medical expentc1, I<*
~ and "loss of the enjoyment of
life.'' Only nine.of 12.jurors need
agree on a verdict in civil cases.
Two weeks carUer. the same jury
determined that Taylor shattered a
vertebra and was left paralyzed for life
because the c1ty knowinaJy aJMt
ncgli~tly maintained a popUlG
stretch ofbeacl\ near the Balboa PieT
(Pleue Me JUDGE/ A2J
County
to hold
Laguna
money
$4.1 million won't
go ln escrow accoant
for Sycamore Hills
By LISA MAHONEY
Ol•Dllllr .......
A $4.1 million payment Oran,e
County was to deposit Thursday in a.o
escrow account for the optaon to
~base a 78-acrc right-of-way
through Sycamore Hills will not be
made. But the change of plan does not
mean a change of heart to~ the
land as part of the futurt San Joaquin
Hills Tr-anspoTtation CorridoT. a
county official said.
"The only change proposed u in
lhe way the funds will be patd," fobn
Shaddy, managcT oflhe county's real
estate division. said.
61. residents of Los Altos. San ar..,....
UndCT an agreement announced
earlier this month, the county was to
place $4.1 million in escrow in
addition to a S 1 million dowa-
payment made in 1978 for the
purchase of the land from the city of
Laguna Beach.
(Pleue eee PLANE/ A2) Upland policeman eu.mlne. the wreckaCe of plane cruh which killed four people. (Pl--MC SYCAJIOR&/ A2)
Lungren testing
political-waters
in bid for Senate
GOP congressman
chartering coµimittee
to assess his chances
By JEFF ADLER
Of Ille o.ii, ...........
Republican Congressman Dan
Lun~en, whose sprawling coastal
distnct sweeps south from Torrance
to Huntington Beach. is considering
running in 1986 for the U.S. Senate
seat now occupied by incumbent
Democrat Alan Cranston.
Lungren, a 38-ycar-old Long Beach
native. acknowledged Thursday that
he 'Plans to formally charter an
exploratory committee in January to
assess his chances of winning the
Republican nomination for the Sen-
ate seat.
"The purpose is truly exploratory,"
Lungren said in a telephone interview
from his Capitol Hill offi ce ... We're
testing the waters. We want to take a
long hard look at it I've been thinking
about 11 for about a year."
The Orange Coast representative
emphasized he has made no dec1S1on
to run and need not make one before
January 1986.
·'There's a lot of time between now
and then," Lungren said.
Lungren glided to a fourth two-year
He's teaching
computers to
speak English
Let's talk computerese.
First you have to learn terms like
INPUT., GOTO, DIM. REM. TAB.
GOSUBand RETURN.
Then you have to learn coding like:
IFX I T HEN 220and IF X2 THEN
230.
And the ever-popular IF X3 THEN
240.
By stnnging all those words and
codes together. you can ask the
computer. with several punches of the
keyboard, something simple. like
"who owes me money?"'
Greg Parkinson prefers the direct
approach.
The former Corona del Mar resi-
dent isdcvelopir\gsoftware that will
enable co~utcrs to understand
plain. sim e, dittet En&lish. . .
Forget codcs.Lbc4o<>dadsan8'
Lhe tocbnicaljaraon. Jus\ ask the
Q,uestion,$8)'J Parkinso~o con-
siders computers to be c1WPTOycn.
"lfl hire accoul"ltants, they have to team the way I talk. not the o ther way
around." he says. .
Partcinson. 28. 1s a computer pro-
1rammcr with a company in New
Haven, Conn., that spcc1ali~c1 in
''artificial inttlhaen~."Tb.at 1s.
t~hm1computcrstopcrfonn task~
that humans presently do better And
one oft.hose taskl is undcf1tat1d1na
human lanauaac. A~ua1cofUClNinc.
Partin10n 1s helpina todh'clooa '
TONY
SAAVEDRA
NEWSMAKERS
program 1n which-romput~wtll not
only understand English. but will b(
mult1lingual with the ability to trans·
late lanJUagcs.
Parkin on says he 1s record mg
some I O}X>Owo!! the memory
banhor theclc is-w1.tard .
· However. hisJO docsn'tstop with
lncre word dcfi nit 1ons. He must also
teach connotations. phrases. Jang
and even srntax. 1'host computers
will be wet versed m convenational
and even bTokcn languages.
To do this. Park1nM>n 1J11d he must PfOJ"'llm a world of human c~
~ncnces 1nto the compute".
"If you have a mood of the world in
yourbro1n, )OU know how words
rt'latc to each other:· ht '-l~J. r
fior instanct. our simple(lu SJibn.
"who owes ml' money'r prcsuppo~
the computer knows the mcanina of
"owc,"hwouldal haveto li.now
(PleueMeCOMPUT&R8/A2)
College trustees'
recall planned
DanLuncren
House term in November, easil)
defeating Democrat Mary Lou
Bropb}'. by winning 73 percent of the
(Pleue aee LUNOREN/A2)
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
Of Ille Dellr ..... 118111
Petitions calhng for the recall of
'three Saddlebad: Community Col-
lege District trustees are expected to
begin circulating shortl) af\er the
New Year's holiday, a spokesman for
the campaign said Thursda).
The formaJ petttton papers were
approvt>d last week by the Orange
County Registrar of Voters. The
forms are now being duplicated for
signature gathenng throughout the
Saddleback Distnct. according to
Larry W. Taylor of Laguna Beach. a
former Saddleback trustee -who 1s
spokesman for Citizens for a lktter
addleback College.
That committee. backed bv Saddk-
back's teachers. union, IS seeking the
recall of trustees Wilham L. Watts of
••
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o~ PuklnMa malllDC compatera talk hla tanauce.
•
North Tusttn. Roben L. Price of
Laiuna Hills and Roben L. Moore of
ll'Vlne. The thrtt serve on the scveo-
member elected board that oversees
Saddleback Community College,
which has campu.SC's 10 Irvine and
Mission V 1eJo
Recall supporters have have
charged the trustees with unneccesary
spending and 1mprnpcr hmng prac-
tices. The) aJso have been criucal of
the trustees' conunued support of
SaddJeback Chancellor Larry P.
Stevens.
The trust~s. 10 tum. have claimed
the recall dnve is an attempt by
addlcback teachers to gain control of
the distnct. Over the past year.
Saddleback teachers have lhrcatened
to launch a recall c~mpaign against
(Pleue Me R&CALL/ A2)
Kidney
mistake
described
By Uae Associated Press
HarT) Jordan struggled from hi.$
"'hcclcha1r to the ~1tnc s stand to tell
a )UI') that his doctor told him his left
kidne) .. had a mass1'-e tumor that
had to b( removed 1mmcd1atcly"
because 1t was cancerous
Doctors realized ancr the oper-
ation that It was the" 64-veu-old
Huntington Beach man«. ngh·t kidnev
that had carcinoma. The) learned the
left kidney they removed wa!I healthy.
Jordan testified Thursda) in U>s
Angeles dunng his multim1lhon-
dollar lawsuit ap.inst Loni Beach
Community Hospital and six doc-
tors.
Jordan. a Long Beach msuran~
broker. testified that dOC'tors read •
n>S okJM.\ 1Momen backwo~s bef~ the Nov 26. I~ 2, surp::ry.
Earlier. Dr. C.a.rlton Watui had
te ttfied that he didn't tell Jordan tus
lef\ kidney had to bt mnowct 01'I tht
day oft~ ope..cion
However. Jordan told lhe coun
that shonh before the operation.
Waters told)um "that th. d a ma IVe
tumor that had to bt removed
immcd11trly He said ·tt· on ~our left
side · "
In his earhcr teshmon). Watc"
uid he mistakenly ,.TOte ••left•'
mi.lead o t .. nght" on a wrongly dated
note 1n Jordan'\ file 1 few m1nut
before Jordan went in for suricry
That ~al> "fauauc t Iii.int .. tho
(Pleue Hie KIDDY I AS)
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~earl) mum on m '°"e\tmcnu
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waJJ "mpfy rdle<.1 that he: ~•d There
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amount or lht: de.l&dlmc for ~u1~1-
tJOo and the ell' ""'JI be gwmsnteed inter~t uM . .1Jmc: from thl: m1Jnt',
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Pf''' 1~1t.1n "\o\ii' w:t up at a lime "'hen
·r.c1ther \1dc entm:I: tru\ted i:a<.h
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n::u:1ved antcr~t •m ltic purd1ai.t'
.. drah agr~mcnt ., oong prepared
b) the VJunt) Shadd) s.aad and ... 11
Ix: prt"'>Cnic;d tu the Board CJ f ~upt:r·
't\'Jf\ \nr,uld it.cir appt'J"'al bt-
ncc.c:"\ \.llr,
In 11./i~ l4u04 Beach <Jffic1al\
committed thcm~he\ to ofknng the
count~ a ptJnaon ril ~~uamurt Hill\
~ 1n rC'lurn (rjr SI malhon the UI •
needed HJ meet 11\ p.ca;.mcnt ~heduk
Cllht-la.ne liOCOJC parlcway La.n.k.tog
Nev•pon Beach wu.h San Clemenl.C
but O\ c:r the )earl W proposed San
Joaq1.un Hub f~) bu doubled
IL' propon1om. P1aru now call for up w 171.a.ne\ through S)c:amorc H1Us. a
prospect the at) opposes.
~de\ c.onunued dloru to muu-
mau the impact the proposed frttWa)
~ould ha\C o n the coastal etl) -two
off ram~ arc included in I.be plan -
CH) oflicta.Js w1U require I.be count) to
<:i'Atttc-n the deal ihouJd the4t dc.ctde to
purchne the: ngbt-0f-wa) b~ also bu~ 1ng abou 1 ""'J acres of park land at
S& (j.~ an acre: That purchase tot.ai-
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in<.ludcd 1n the count' ·s internal
e"ro"' aa.:ount and gene.rate interest
w the cat~ aa.ord1ng to cat~ oflietal~
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bt:uullt'. the Cit) ~nowangl) cs.nd
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dfon tlJ warn \-.1.1mmcr'> vi tht-
d.an~r
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c.ra~hcd 1ntu an un'!l«n 'Ulndbar
'ihattt'nng the b<mt that lelt him
1n.,tantl> l)'c1ral}1ccJ
lJunngthctnal Ta ~lcJr 'lesttomc~.,
v.-a,nc Au\tero and Hcrbtn Hafil
prt\C:nted evadenc<'. ind Ka ting the cat'
~ nt~ off-i.hure wnd1111m!I near the
pier ""ere unpredll-Ubk and ha1.ard-
'JU'I btcau~ \h1ftsng \Clnd<:i <. rcatc
un'>t:cn hole\ ..andbar\ and trough\
In drgu1ng c.gainst a ne,. tnal Halit
pointed 1Jut that the ot~ had plac.:ed
-...arn1n&'> •JO pier<) and ~arm ngs on
Jt'tlles but no ,.am1n~ on lhc beac.:h
where the mo~t inJune!I ""erc happen-ing ..
The outcome of the suit has had an
un..elllmg dTect on Cit) officials along
the Orange ( oast ~ho now face not
onl} anc.rea~d hab1ht) insurance
rates but fear their cataes can tx held
financ1all) respom.1blc for man)
t) ~of btach-rdated in1unes
Jn fa<:t the beach-front caues ha\e
banded together to ask the state
Leg1-,Jature to exempt their c111es
ff()m hab1ht~ in such matters
LUNGREN EYES SENATE SEAT ...
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JJav" 111 C .1no~ Park t:tonom1\t
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mcn11<in1:d J\ 1')11\\1hl1 t llndulall"\
I Ja"" mu\t h\' 1 ounh iJ J' tht• lr1Jnl .
runner bclau'>l' Ill· " \II ~t·ll known
th wughuut the \l..i h: I ungrrn \aid
Hut he '>did the r.tlt !or tht (,(JI'
num1na11on \till 1' w1c..lt· o rx:n
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Lu ngren ..aad h1'I c.:omm111ec 'I fir!lt
c.:hurc will bt to ra1\e \SIJ !J(JJ. the
mone) neu'>~f)' to c.:omplete a
~tatewade pull and pnn 1dc travel
c.11.pcn~ The ptill wr1uld ht'. aimed at
1dcn11fy1ng what 1\'>u1·' potent1all )
w11l ligurc an tht.· rac.:c.: JIHI how tho..c
t\'>Ut\ -.quarc w11h hi'> p<l\lllC>n) on
tht-m
l ht b<J)l'>h·liJ11kan1.1 uingrc.,)man
added that the poll would help htm
determine whether a "x:nate bad I'>
'do-able" If not. he \aid he would
h;ave n<> he'.11Lat1on in dropp1ns out
'I m nut interested an being an-
vtJlvtd rn a kam1ka1e m1\s1on ... he
..... d
J ungren alw 'I.aid he rcal11es hac.
name 1denuficat1on with < aliforn1a
HJttr\ outside hrs d1,tnct 1~ probably
very low gi ven that he 1s but one ol 45 c ahforn1a congressman and rep-
rc~nt'> only 2111 pcn.ent of the '.ltale-.)
popula11on
· I h;nc.: no m1sapprehcns1ons
about what my name 1den11ficauon
would be · he saad
Another hand1<.:ap fac:tng both
I ungrt n and Dannemeyer • ., that,
a<.:c.o rd1ng to Lungren. onl> two men
1n rt:u:nl times havt: suc.u:<,sfull}
mint:d up from a Hou!>C to a ~nate
'>t"i!I Hal.hard "'11.\on anc..I John
l unnq
i\\kcd why he 11. cons1denng a
\enatc bid Lungren !Mild he finds It
fru!ltraung to serve an the lower house
dominated by its Democratic ma-
Jonty A senator also hai. the abtlny to
atlect the great issues of the day, he
'><lid
F1r\t elected in 1978. Lungren
attended Georgetown Law School
and worked on the ~nate staffs of
both George Murph) and ·Wilham
Brock His father was President
Nixon's per~nal ph ~s1c1an
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M nag ' .. VOL. 11, NO. 3Q
wt 10 busincu. the v.ord .. o•e-
means somethJDJ wu $Old lo some-
oix. lhat an 10, 01~ •u gi, en. th.au
record •as made. wt the debt 1spa.td
m 1osu.llmeots and so on.
Expen~ Parkinson sa)~ arc
plugged 1ntocomput.en 1n the form of
··sanpu "The programuredes1gncd
tofoUo"' a certain log.1cal !>CQUence.
such ll ··1 go to a restaurant I cat. I
pa~ theb1ll ··
.\ chnkenn the: ~uence I go the
restaurant I ~t I fl} an airplane
"'lllthrov. lhc:computeroff
\\ 1lh such rca.somnr.. the: machine
\OoOUld be able lO d1fTCt"cnt~tc be-
t .. c-en slang and correct grammar It
1Ju 1d 1.t'll thc: difference lx:t""ttn
··Knock It orr:· meaning to stop. and
• Knock It orr:· meaning lO lr.:noclr:
...,,methangdov.n
Parkinson sa~ scomputers arc able:
: understand brol en English tx-
dU'ioe toa<.eruinutent the\ can
\l.c1n the:' anou\ meanings o(a "Ord
:hc:lonnut.ataon\ and tn \hon the
··npt:nenc.ci.·· that tht: ~ord conjure'>
up
Ht: \a~\ perhap<:i tht• wughe\t llem
t•J tea<. ha computn I\ the word
Lake ··a v.ord that l hange<:i meanings
from phraSt' to phr;u.e
'"To Lake: a train 1sd1fTerent than
taking a pill You don't ingest a
tra 1 n •· sa }' s Park.J nson 'A ho also finds
h1 m!>elfhas!>hng w11h such phrases as
""on the take" and .. gening taken ··
Programmers. !>uch as Park.Jnson.
also are 1eachanJ "'shop talk" to the
computers des1gningspcc1al pack-
ages for fields like: optomctr) and
general business A fc1,1, of th~
programs arc al read}' on the: market.
Mesanstabbedwithacluora · ' A 32-)ear-<>ld Costa Mesa man was
reponed an stable cond1uon this
morning after lx:ing !ltabbcd ~veraJ
times 1n the stomach with a pair of
sc1i.sor<, Wednesda)' However. pohce
were unable to discern whether
Jeflrt:\ .\llen Hendef'!lon was stabbed
b} a g)rlfnenc..I dunng an argument or
"hcthn hl \tabbed h1m-.elf Hen-
c..lcrson ~d' td l>.en b} a fncnd to Hoag
"'"1cmonal llo\pllal ~"--~~~~~~~-'
hei.3\S
"'"1o<:itol 1hecomputers us1n1 lhcv
prC>Jtams ~the large: otli~ t~ pes
~llmgforSSO.OOO and up
But somcda' t.hesoftv.are -.111 be
de' eloped for i..bc-\mallc-r home
computers. Parkinson !.it's
··Eventualh. sumebod' ,.hobu,c.a homecompuiM'~on't ha' e 10 sn ·
do,. n v.nb a manual 1 tu learn om-
putcr~I .. he sa) s ··v. c •em~ nr
computers more "ante! 1gent" so
peopledon"tha,etokam mu~h
about them··
Parlmson e-.pla1n" ''>onieo~e
,.hodocsn"t lno~ an~ thtng.soout
computers and doesn't It.no"' a"' hole
lot about stocks ~ill somcda' be ab e
to !Ill do,. n at a tcrrmnaJ and.get
ad' i~ on hov. to an' est ··
He .. dd\ that a command of the
'a.n1 u\languagc-s ,.,JI makeoom-
puter\ more OC\1blc: For Ulst.an«.
progtam'> arc' being de' eloped for
cvmputc~ to "'"tc $1mple lcttn"Sfor
';.nou., .i '.>pects of the: busmcss •·orid
\1or(()' c• that program wouJd allo•
t~ machine to tranW.tc that iettcr
mto<1nother language
Th111·\ some,. bat tnd,,. because
d1red translauonsdon·t 3.J•a\'S work.
P3runs.on ~~s ··0car 1r· i.sii'tqwie
r~o pc: enough f., .. the dcq>I ~ re' crcn t
Japan~ The computc:r must DOI
n 't'<'abkto undcnt.and ~
.. 1,,. ~ .. ~~v.ell
T, '-Stuff1~~01ngtolx:mortaod
mo c-com:nor •• ~ Parl..nson sa)-s..
-Thc-re·s no n-ason 'oucao"t Wk lOa ;::om;iutc:rble~~ -
We wish to thank all our customers, past ,
present and future for a wonderful 1984, and
hestow hesfivls~· W all during tlie tomb19
liollda11 season.
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Saddleback courses
planned for Laguna
The ddlcb ck Nonh Campus Ementus Institute
wtl! offer 10 eoll~1e councs in Laauna Beach during the
spnna term, beainn1na Jan. 14 and continuina throulh May 24. ·
Class. topics. i.nclude cnll1irapby, creative writinJ.
c<;>mparatave . rcltgions, ,current book review, Judaic
history, phy11.cal ed"!callon, curent events, voice and
rhythm, the Bible as literature und exercise to music.
Students may enroll now at either the Mission Viejo
or Irvine campuses.
Wrltlng wor~•llop at OCC
The "Nuts and Bolts of Freelance Non-fiction
Writing" will be expolored Jan. 12 dunna a tbrce-hoyr
workshop offered throu&h the Community Service Office
of Ora nae Coast Colleae in Costa Mesa.
Janet Graebncr, a successful freelance writer and
editor, will conduct the workshop, scheduled from 9 a.m.
to noon in Room 114 of OCC's Counscljna and
Adm1ss1ons Bu tiding. The fee 1s SI O and funher
1nformat1on may be obtained by calhna 432-5880.
Seminars •lated on divorce
The Women's Opponun1t1cs CenterofUC Irvine will
sponsor a series of seminars entitled "Do I Want a
Divorce?" beginning Jan. 9.
Barbara Hamilton will conduct the sessions. which
attempt to aid pan1cipants in the decision-making p~ocess. Ot.her topics inc!ude legal implications of
d1vors:e. beliefs about marnage and divorce, emotional
factors and child custody.
The classes will be held for four weeks from 5:30 to 7
p.m. Wednesdays at thccenter1 2811 Main St .. lrvinc. Call
856-7128 for funher information.
Laguna e%erclse cJa .. es set
Exerob1cs and dancercisc classes conducted by the
Laguna Beach Recreation Department will begin Jan. 8.
The excrobics sessions. to be conducted ieusdays or
Thursdays from 6 to 7 p.m., includes a section of
stretching. aerobics. waist. arm. buttock, leg and stomach
1solauons for 1ntermed1ate to advanceed students. The fee
1s $30 for 11 sessions.
Dancerc1sc classes Wlll be conducted Tuesdays or
Thursdays from 9 to I 0 a.m. and 1s descnbed as a fun wa y
to tone your body while 1ncreas1ng }Our flexibility. The fee
1s $33 for 12 classes.
These and other classes arc open and more
information may be obtained by calling the rcc~atton
department at 497-3311 . ext. 201.
Back paln course at YMCA
Bob Orozco, director of physical education at the
South Coast YMCA. has announced a sul-week course for
people who suffer back discomfort, bcgjnntn~ Jan. 8.
Called "The Y's Wa y to a Halthy Back. ' the course
will be offred Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:30 10 6:30
p.m. The fee 1s $25 for Y members and $40 for non-
members. Call the YMCA at 831 -9622 or 495-0453 for
further information and registration
Pen Women to meet ln Laguna
The Laguna Beach chapter of the National League of
Pen Women will hold Its next meeting Jan. 7 at 10:30 a.m
on the third floor of Great American Savings. 260 Ocean
Ave.
Bett> Lukas. a staff member of the Los Angeles
Times, will speak on freelance submissions to the
newspaper. Those interested in attending should call
Brenda Turner, president of the local chapter. at 499-3412.
Radlo-TV class set for G WC
An evening course enutled ''An Introduction to
Radio and Television'" has been added to Golden West
College's spnng class schedule.
Students will stud} radio and tele\ ISIOn formats as
well as the history, adven1sang laws. social aspects and
pro~amm1ng of local nd network smons. Registration
begins Jan. 2 and continues through Jan. I I.
Contact the college's admissions and records office at
895-8306 for further information.
Program set on bead Injuries
A group counselln~ program for young adults
suffcnng traumatic head inJurics will begin Jan. 9 at the
Boys and Gi rls Club of the South Coast area 10 San
Clemente.
Enrollment 1n the weekly group. meeung Wednes-
days from 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m .. 1s hm1ted to 10 people.
Leading the group will be Ron Aquilera. a former
counselor with the High Hopes Neurological Recover)
Group, Inc. in Costa Mesa. He will be helped by Dr. Doug
tiamnfton. a licensed psychologist.
Al part1c1pants must be at least 18 years old. must
have been inJured af\er the age of 13, and must be able to
take care of their own personal needs. Anyone interested
can call 645-7833 or 492-7451.
Friday, Dec. 28
No meeting• 1cbeduled
PoucE Loe
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Ftktay, December 21. 1114·*~
Seeking •helter
Oranae Cout Colleae atudenta huddle in a baa atop •helter to eacape tbe rain while waltlnC for a bua ln front of the ca.mpua.
County's unemployment
rate holding at 3. 8 percent
By JEFF ADLER
Of the 0.-, "°' Ii.ft
Unemployment held steady at
near-record low levels dunnj No-
vember as onl y 3.8 percent of Orange
County residents reported they were
unable to find work.
November's unemployment rate
matched the October rate. the lowest
recorded in the county since May
J 98 l when the jobless rate stood at 3. 7
perce nt, according to the monthly JOb
accounting released Thursday by the
State Emplo)mtnt Development De-
partment
The lov.rst 1hc unemployment rate
has plunged since comparabk
stat1st1cs first were compiled was in
November I 978 when uncmplO)·
ment sank to 3 6 percent. n plained
Alla Yetter, a labor market analyst
\\Ith the state agencv
No, embers rate. down lrom 5 2
percent a }tar earlier. 1s the lowest
Jobless figure of an' metropolitan
area 1n the \tale. bareh edging out
Santa Clara County's 3.9 percent rate
Yetter said.
Not surpns1ngly, while Joblessness
sank near record low levels. emplo}-
ment soared to a new high as 935.900
JObs were tallied in the county.
Employment at county companies
rose by 10. 700 jobs between October
and November and was up 6 percent
over the same period last year.
according to the state rcpon .
The happy holiday employment
picture in the county remained ros)
last month as retail stores geared up
for the Chmtmas buying season
Yetter ~d the uncmploymrnt rate
remained stead) largely because retail
stores began augmenting their sales
forces v.1th seasonal employees.
Retail employment rose b) 2.700
dunng the month and wholesale
firms added 600 as hohda> h1nng got
1n10 gear
Yetter said she e>.pccted the cm-
plo) ment good news earned over into
December· as holida) hinng con-
tinued and several new retail store<.
Bergeson announces
several staff changes
State Sen Manan Bergeson. R-
Ncwport Beach. has named a new
chief of staff and made several other
changes he r offi ce staff.
Named chief nf stall was Julie
Frocbcrg, "ho has served on
Bergeson«, staff lor 'ii"< )Ca~ and has
13 years of lcg1sla11' c: e\pencnce in
the state A~sembl> .\ an Clemente
resident. she was rrspons1ble for thcn-
J.\sscmblywoman Bergcson's legislat-
ive operations
Chns McDaniel ol Costa Mesa has
been promoted to administrative
assistant and "111 assume greater
respons1b1lat1cs 1n the operation of the
Newport Beach distnct office. She has
served as an Assembly employee fo r
five years.
Janie Arnold ot Newport Beach
will continue to serve as field rep-
resentative. as'i1~t1ng consutucnts of
the 3 7th Senate d1stnct with prob-
lems involving state agencies
Lillian Russell and JoAnn Bntta1n.
both of Newport Beach, will continue
to run the clerical operation of the
d1stnct office.
New to the Bergeson sta1T1s Rand\
H 1cks ofSanta .\na -who will sen ca~ a
field rcpresentatl\C He will tx-re ·
spons1ble for assisting Bergeson an
attending d1stnct meetings and 1n
handling cons111ucnt concerns on
legislative issues
In Bergeson's acramento ollilc
Ke' in Sloat will serve as legislat1H'
assistant. Clencal help there will be.·
provided by Chns Williams. us1c
Hamson and Kell) Bloyed.
In add111on to Bergeson's Newpon
Beach distncl office. the senator "ill
open n field office m lmpcnal
Count~
opened around the cou nt) But
unemployment could increase again
come January !.he said.
.. Overall. I don't thtnk em ploy-
ment will increase in January because
seasonal workers Wlll be laid off. And
1f the rain keeps up. it could cut into
construction and agricultural JObs."
~he explained
While Orange County's unemploy-
ment remained the same between'
October and November. tt declined
1n ne1ghbonng Los Angeles County,
the state and the nation
L aguna n burned
t rying to quen ch
f ire at his h om e
A Laguna fkach man sufferC'd
second-degree bum" and smoke m-
halat1on after he ai:CJdental1' set firc-
to his home ~ ednesda\ a1'1crnoon.
according to a ~pokcsman l•Jr thr
Laguna Bea1.h Fire Department
Ste\ e l ·rger 18. "a ... treated tor h1~
1n1uncs at !:>outh Coa~t \tted1cal
Center in ~outh Laguna. He v.as
released later the same da\
Shirlc' Snider. 26. of Laguna Beach
also suffered smoke 1nhalat1on and
was treated and released
Fire Battalion Chief Herb Jewell
said L rger was attempting to rekindle
a fire in the fireplace of his ~a\ 1cv.
trect duple'\ \\llh gasoline from a
plastic bottle when the fuel spilled.
The gasoli ne ignited. burning
I rgcr"<, hands .. hest and nght leg.
Jc"ell said
Thr su~scquc:nt blaze caused an
estimated s 3 500 damage -s ~.000
to the structure and S 1.500 to the
lOntcnts
L rgcr and n1der used a garden
hoS<' to c'\t1ngu1sh the blaze. wh ich
"as confined to the ll\ing room.
Jewell said
8> the time tin:fighters responded
to the 4 p m 1nc1dcnt. the fire had
jlread) been put out F1rcfi&hters.
h1lwt'vl'r esconed l · rger and Snyder
t11 1hc hospital for tl't"atment
Shelter seeks
talented pets:
If} our dog or cat looks a lot like you, if 1t can bowl
high notes ltke Pavarotti or dancelike Baryshnikov arff
your pct 1s brave. loyal, funny or othC'f'Wlsc a spcci&l
fnend. the Laguna Beach Animal Shelter 1s loolon& fer
you '• The shelter is sponsonna Orange County's Mott
Wonderful Pct COOt.C$t Jan. 12 and needs two and four-
leggcd pan1C1panu. The contest wmner will repraeot
the shelter 10 the national contest set for April in ~
Angeles.
Top pnze 1n the nauonal contest 1s S l ,000.
Entry forms for the shelter contest must be
returned b y Saturday.
Forms are available from vetcnnanans. pct stores
and groomers throughout Orange County.
There 1s no charge lO cater and each participant
will win a pnze There v.ill be a grand prize winner aqd
add1t1onal pnzes will be awarded 10 the foUowbla
categones most dynamic duo. best pct/owner look-
alike. most lovmg pct. funniest pct. most Hollywoqd
bound and ~l movie star impersonator.
Further 1nfonnauon 1s available by caillil& the
Laguna Beach Animal Shelter at 497-3552.
i CoN TINUEo S10 R1Es
KIDNEY VICTIM ...
P'rom Al
"rong \Ide "'rong date·· Waters said.
He 1c-;t1ticd that he has thought about his error "dail~
-ever since 11 happened ·· l\ncl he said, "it bad been a
tremendous psychological trauma for me when I found
out about the mistake next morning and I told the fa~y
I d1dn"t think I should coounue as the attending ph}'SIC1an ..
Jordan v.a!> adm111~ to the hospital about 3·50 a.m
on :-.lo\ 26 I QM2 for hlttding and pain 1n the nght lodJac}
area v. atcrs 1cst11ied that five hours later. be found
·marked tenderness O\er the nght bdne) md.icaung
patholog' ··and ordered X-rays
Dr kudolph Chane) another defendant 10 the case.
tooled at the X-ra..s and not~ 1ha1 Jordan had a softball-
mcd tumor an his nght ludne~ that "as undoubtcdl)
<.anccrous
V. atcrc. 1esulied that Jordan went 10to s~
"11hout add1uonal d1aanost1c procedures other thaA a
chest '\-ra\ •
.\ftcr reading the abdommal '<-ra\ s backwards.
Jordan's health~ fat-encased left k:Jdnc) -.'.as ellClsed anJ
cut 1n hall fordan testified
When the mistake was dtscove~ the next da)
Jordan v.a~ ru<.h~ to l CLA Med.teal Center. whcro 80
pcrce..Q\ A( hi\ l .!Ol<'rou nght ludne) was removed. and
l1dne}ci!i.tl\\I\ tx·g.un
Popular disc jockey held
on drug charge in Laguna
Huntmcton Beach
Someone used a .. ae"dn'l"f and a
hatchet to break into a hnml' Thur'>-
day on the 8200 blo1.k 111 O.lnl'
Circle. The loss included 11uld l\rmc.
wonh $300. • • • .\ man was arrcstt"d T hur\<la' nn
'tulcn from a home in the 400 blod tit
East 16th trect sometime between
noon and 6 45 pm. Thursda\ E:.ntn
appan-nth "as made b> bre.:il1ng a
\• 1ndo" and ~aching through to o~n
J door lad. • • • .\ 5 -\ear-old l osta '.ic~ man "a"
bout S l .000 "as stolen from an office
\UH~· on Birch trcct • • • \ hnefcasc. a radio. a surtboQrd
and an as~nmenl of Jewelry v.crc
""'kn trom a car parked on the '4()(l
hlocl of o~nd , trect The loss was
cs11ma1ed at atx)ut SI 000
La.&una Beac h
Edwin Gould Ill -known to
outh Oranae County radio listeners
as disc Jockey "Jed the Fish" -was
arrested early today in Laguna Beach
on suspicion of possession of
narcotics paraphcmalta, according to
Laguna Beach Police.
Officers reponedly also fbund re 1-
due of illegal dru15, White said
As disc JOCke) "Jed the Fish ··
ould ha~ worked at San Clemente
radio stauon K-WA VE since August
His show. featunna a ne\\-waH' rock
music format. airs from 7 pm to
midnight Mondays through Satur-
days.
susp1c1on of shophfhng at th( BrPad·
waystorcat Hunt1ng1on<cntl'r ----
Edmaer Ave. Recovered "a' d1Hh1n~
"'onh SI 18 • • •
llted for "hophOing Wroncsda\. al\cr
hl' put a pair of Dr hair\ foot
in.-.ert .. 1nto his shoes and tncd to v.all
ou t of a Harbdr Bouk' ard to~
-..ah ad or .\ h a~7 Garcia wa dC'-
lJincd h\ 'it ore c-mpl o) l'CS and lhc 1p -
\('01 fr\Ot pad\ V.C'f'C rt\"tl\ered
The "1ndo" ot a :-..onh Coast
H1gh"'a' busine.,, ".l" hroken Thurs-
J.a\ al\ernoon b\ an unknov.11 sus~t
1n "'hat might ha't' been an at
tempted burglan police said. But
nothma wu rrponed m1ss10g from
the bus1nc~
The 29-year-old Gould, a Laguna
Beach resident, was aJlegedly in
possession of a hypodermic needle.
an opium pipe and other drug
paraphernalia when Police stopped
him at I 2:SO a.m. on South Coast
Hiahway, said Lt. Jim White.
Gould was stopped by police who
noticed that a front headlight on h1!.
blue 1982 Mazda was not workina.
When they approached the vehicle.
officers reportedly smelled manJuana
smoke. White said.
A search of Gould's car allcg~ly
turned up a small cedar box contain·
in& the paraphernalia, police aid.
Gould posted bail and was rt·
leased.
Fountain Vallq ' · o "home on ~e 9400 b~ock of El Arbol
Thieves ranhcked i hOme In the Avcnuewtule \be r111~nt wasa!lecp.
8000 bloclc or'EI °Ran{'ho amd stole The l<m tncludcd 11 m tcrowavc own
television sett. video casiette re-worth $400. Damage was c~1mated at
' cordcrs, a mi~vc. a tereo )' tcm tS 100. • • • •
and three hand.&un valued at S.S.200. Thiev ma hied a window lO a
A resident of the· 17500 block or Winnet».ao motorhomc llt tor-N·
an ta Elena treet reported that Lock. I OSOS <Jarficld A vc., and stoic
someone broke into ht silver 1976 fish1na pole silverware, food. hunt-
Ford C'ouner, parked 1n his dnvcway 1na knives. clot~1".' !"d • sten~o set.
The loss included a radio wonh S 170. Someone stole nncs, k.n1ve and a
Someone burii:n•led a red 1966 Sle~O val~cd It $~0 from I
Ford Mustan~ parked in acarport on residence 1n the I uuw block of
the I 0400 block of later Avenue The FaJcon A vc. • • •• loss 1nc:ludcd stereo e<au1pmcnt wonh Thieves tole a cable TV con"ertcr
S 125. \alucd at $200 from u 1dcnce 1n the
Brc ~ina 1n • thr~uah a tocked 18000 bJock orJ.at;t'?nd&.
window, someone buralanLcd a Someone pntd open tht windQ to
Before workina at K-\\-A\'E.
Gould was a disc Jockey at K.ROQ 1n
Pasadena -a rad10 station crtdned
with helping to populatrize new-wave
music programming in Southern
Ca1tfom1a
i\ Buena Park resident rer<•rted
Thursda\ evcnin1 that "'" light
bro" n I ~76 Chevrolet \ ega trom the
\'IClnlt ofTaJbcn \enuc and fka(h
Boulevard The lo s wa e t1ma1rd at
S500 • • • .\ man was arrested Thur\da\
c'cning on susp1c1on of shopllftina at
the Sport man store, 743 3 Edinger
Ave Recovered were two baseball
m1m wonh Sl3S. • • • .\ man rcponed Thur;da> that
romeonc tt>lc Jt-wler)' from ht IOC'~ a car on Aquamannc C11clc and stolo t ed locker at the NautJlut poru-
a Blaupunltt rad~o.v~lucd at $300 (enter •t Warner \'CDUC and
Someone brokr into a car parked at Maanoha Street. The lou wn MU•
Racquetball World. IOI I 5 Talt~cn mated at S2.050. • • "~ .• and !>tole e 'Ht"1dcl~f1 Ill M· • mcone stoic eam1'l from an
FM tcrcoa !'~p~a)cr. unl«ftddal'\bluc-Fol"d TDparlred
A woman "a" aprthended b) on the IQ'°° block of Ba 1Water, a
!.Ceunt\ pcrwnncl <tiler aJlcgcdJ) re 1dent rcpontd Thuf'S(b). Tht' lo!>
tr')'lnt tO Steal an el«tnC Jli 'i3\\ WI\ C,llmatcd a! S!5!>
valued at U 6 97 " m.1dent of 1hc 00 blOC'k of W\h • • • Burala" ~tole 'il.1!>. a l!J.ht and truh tretl rcponcd Th unday that some·
can vllucd at $290 from a p~ 1n one tole his bras and iron ma1lbo:\
lhe 10000 block of Pebble from the curb near his home The lo'i\
• • • "''11 e t1m1tcd at S200 Th•e""' \tole T-toe and 1 "'•llet
for lo ~t at $ J ,0 .. 0 from a I 9 .a Coeta Meea
<. amaro 1n the parl1na lot of a condominium comple' 1n tht 10000 ~ aun and Jt~tlf). v.1th a Cl,m•
block of Cobah hmcd "alut of S \.n~O -.ere reoonrd
• • • \ ll'k' 1~on ~t and a camcnt. worth
S ~!~ 1 v.erc reported ,tolen tram a
tioml" 1n the 1000 hlod of Salvador
'tr«l \Ome11me hctwt"cn '45 P.m
and 1.1,p m 1\-tonda) E:.ntn appartntlv
"a!I ma .. ll' through a bedroom v.1n
do"
Newport Beach
.\ htl \Ck v.onh S60 "a' stokn
trom .l do<iN hut \fnlockcd garaj.C on
\h 1700 blocl. of East ~antronL • • • "n ek-1.·Ulc tH>twnter wd'nh on-
• • • Tv.o chc('lt~ wtrc wntten on a
1. lo~d account at a South Coast
H1ghwa' bu~ine ~ Thursday af\er
noon The check$ wC're wntten 1n the
amoun1' of S40 and S6 I 60. pohoc
\aid • • • Clothing \'llucd at $41,000 WM
9tolcn from a Aora U'C'ICI h°'1le
"edncsJay af\tmoon. ,. " nt
told polia: • " #
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' No charge's in Irvine th.efl.,case • '<' .. hafJC'' ha' c ~n hrousht against two men a'"""'ttd 1n I nine on
Dre l on 'u!>p11.1on <'f po\<>e\\1n1
~tolen propt'n'
'\n ll"'tnt' poh\'e 'fX\l<' man \ltd
the men frank D Mana,~au, ~8 and
f~ H ct1ehna ~ ... v.crt rtlca~J
lrom Oran t (aunt\ J11l bC'causc of
1n\uffit"1ent e' 1dcth:t' h> \ho~ the\ dtd
t\O\ ov. n a larie spool ot <'lt< \n1."ll v. trt
that a JXlh~:c oOi er thoushl migh\ ~
<i.\olen
T h(' poh1.'t' poke man OOJI )
rtponeJ a drua chaflC' Ml pcndina
agam.,t Mant1hu after a 1a1l h
turned up "danlttOU\ drup" :
In fad, Manasuu wu held on~n
outstandtf\J warrant for fnlurt ~ \o
• ppeanncounon11q81dru1·rcl 'td
ln'C\l •
No n Hlltaband wa un(Ovcft6 m
hi\ Dct I book1na. The Daily Pilo\
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A4 Or•no-Co I DAILY PILOT/Friday. December 28, 198A
Viet, Cambodia rebel casualties high in fighting
Communist off ens Ive continues as troops
near second resistance gro~tiCi'rder outpost
NONO SAMET. Thailand (AP)-
Backed by artillery fire, Vietnamese
tanks and troops moved closer to the
headquarters of a Cambodian re-
Jstance group today after seizing the
aroup's largest stronghold, Thai mili-
tary sources said.
land'$ supreme military commandrr.
toured the tcnM: border area today.
Shortly af\er hr ten Nong Samet. an
artillery round -apparently fired by
Vietnamese gunners -struck the
ground about 100 yards from whrre
the general bad been standing.
Thai 1ntell1gence officer 1 n
forces and 1he mailer anny of the
pro-Hanoi Cambodian aovemmeot
set up after Vietnam invaded in late
1978.
Ampil is better defended than was
R1th1sen, which wa, penetrated by a
tank-led attack. Ampil is defended by
an estimated S,000 well~ntrenched
guemllas, fnnaed by Lh1ck for~sts and
somewhat protected by a lall.e.
R1th1sen is located on a Oat. sparsely
veaetatcd plain where tank& could
easily maneuver.
At Rithisen, occur.Ile Vietnamese
artillery fire thwaned rebel cffon to
counterattack the camp, the m1htary
sources said More than half of the
sprnwhna camp bas bctn raud or
burned by the Vietnamese.
Newsmen were told by the aucr-
lillas that some of their wounded
follow fighten could oot be evacuated
from Rithlsen due to the Vietnamese
artillery, which appeared to be ac·
curately directed by forward ob..
servel'$.
The sources near the battle zone,
speaking on condition they not be
identified, said sheJJs exploded near
Ampil camp today, fired from
tOSmm howitzers based nonheast of
thecamf.
Ampi is 12 miles northeast of the
rebels' largest camp, Ritbiscn, which
was ovverrun by the Vietnamese on
\Y.clnesday-the second day of their
o~nsive. The beleaguered rebels of
t~ Khmer People's National Libera-
tion Front arc armed miiinly with
rQ)cs aod mortars.
fighters deslro~ed a Soviet-built tank
today while try1 ns to dtslodge Hanoi· s
troops from R1th1scn. The com·
mander. Lia Ne. was overheard
radioing to his headquarters 1hat his
\roops had dewoyed a T-54 tank near
the Buddhist temple at the camp and
d~maged another tank in closc-
quarters combat.
Lia Ne told rcportrrs his troops had
kJlled or wounded 70 to 80 Viet·
namesc at R1th1scn
There have been conflicting casu-
alty figure , but Thai and guerrilla
commanders have estimated several
hundred Oimbodians and Viet·
namcse killed or wounded since
Hanoi's offensive began Tuesday.
Artille')' fire from the fi~ti bas
landed m Thalland, and · · rder
forces in the area are on ale .
Bangkok said about 1,000 Viet-
namese troops had moved from the
northeast and southwest today to
within a half-mile of Ampil.
The U.N. Border Relief Organiza-
tion said Ampil's 23,500civilians had
already evacuated their shanty bam-
boo and thatch shacks and were
huddled aJonj a Tha1-bwlt antj-tank
ditch. The ditch 1& inside Thailand
but the refugees have not yet fled to
prepared evacuation sites deeper
inside Thai territory.
Pole officer says superiors
supported death of priest
A guerrilla commander clajmed his Gen. _Arthit Kamlang~k, Thai-
An all-out on Ampil would increase
the refugee burden and the fall of the
camp would be a major blow to the
ftont. one of three major res1sU1nce
groups fighti ng Hanoi s occupauon
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A Polish ra~io repon said Lt.
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stand as the tnal entered its second
day.
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was told he had "the agreement of his
superiors" to kidnap the priest, thr
Rev. Jerzy Popieluszko. wnd would be
protected even in the event of the
pnest's death. •
The Oct. 19 killing of Pop1eluszko,
a staunch defender of the o utlawed
independent trade union Solidarity,
shocked Poland's predominantly
Roman Catholic population.
The impact of the priest's death was
so severe that it led Communist
authorities to take the unprecedented
step of placing secret police officers
on tnal for the crime.
The official Communist Party
newspaper Trybuna Ludu com-
mented today that the trial indicated
the authorities' determination to
reveal all the circumstances of the
priest's killing.
The tnal .. demonstrates that every
Polish c1t1zen will answer for his
misdeeds before an independent
court 1f he . . commits a cnme.
because there is only o ne measure of
justice and accountabili ty for crimes
which incur even the death penalty,"
Trybuna Ludu said.
During his testimony Thursday.
Pekala was asked to name the
"superiors" and he in1tially said he
could not. Later, however, he testified
that on several occasions one of thr
defendants -Capt. Grzegor£
Piotrowski -mentioned suppon
from a third defendant, Col. Adam
Pietruszka.
The defendants -Pekala, 32.
P101rowsk1, 33. P1etruszka, 47, and
Lt. Waldrmar Chm1elewsk.i, 29 -all
work for the lntenor Ministry, which
controls Poland's uniformed and
plainclothes forces -but they were
handcuffed and wore civi~ian clothes
in coun Thursday.
The indictment -which took 90
minutes to read aloud-charged that
Piotrowski. Chm1elewskJ and Pekala
abducted and lolled the priest the
night of Oct. 19.lt also charged the
three officers with the attempted
murder of the pncst's driver and the
attempted murder of Popieluszko on
Oct. 13, when they allegedly threw
stones at the pncst's car.
It chllflcd Ptetruszka with aiding
and abetting the three other officers .
but said an inquiry had not proven he
instigated the kidnap-slaying.
Polish authont1es issued six passes
Thursday to the trial to Western
correspondent!> but did not vant one
to The Associated Press. citing a lack
of space. Correspondents who attend-
ed the tnal provided the AP wt th their
notes and drscnbed the proceedings
in the counroom.
The trial of the secret police officers
is unprecedented in this Communist
country. Observers believe the
proceedings in this nonhern Polish
city could help detemune whether
there are any grounds for official
claims that the pnest's killing was a
poht1cal provocation intended to
undermine support for Polish leader
Gen. Wojciech Jaruzelsk.i.
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Ranchhand
The White Hou.ae releaeed
th.la photo of President Re·
atan taken lut Au.gut u he
paueed while· working
outelde on hie ranch near
Santa Barbara.
Killer goes
to his death
with a wink
ANGOLA, La. {AP)-With a final
wink to the nun who helped him
throudl his last hours. a cocky Robert
Lee Withe went to his death in the
electnc chair today for raping and
murden ng an 18-ycar-old woman on
the night before she was to JOtn the
Anny.
Elizabeth and Vernon Harvey. the
mother and stepfather of the v1ct1m .
watched intently but showed no
emotion as Withe was strapped into
the electric chair and was JOited by
four alternating surges of 2.000 and
500 volts.
Will ie, 26. winked at Sister Helen
PreJean. has spiritual adviser and a
death penalty opponent. but avoided
eye contact with the seven other w1tne~scs 1n the dea1h chamber. lhl'
Harveys
He was pronou nced dead a1 12 I 5
a.m. b> Dr Alfred Gould, said ( Paul
Phelps, Secretary of the Department
of Public Safety and Corrections.
"I would just hke to say Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey that I hope you get some
relief from my death." Willie said in a
statement 12 minutes before his
dea th. "Killi n~ people 1s wrong.
That's wh y you ve put me to death. It
makes no difference whether it's
ctllzens. countnes or governments.
Killing 1s wrong."
Duri ng tnals and 1nterv1ews W1l11e
had expressed no remorse and said he
had "lived a good life."
When Gould, coroner for Wes1
Feliciana Parish, pulled back Willie's
white sweat shirt to check his pulse.
he revealed tatt oos ofa woman and of
the Gnm Reaper carrying a lrn1fe and
a burning hourglass.
"I'm sorry every victim doesn't
have the opportunity I had to see the
perpetrator's sentence carried out."
Harvey said after lcavinf the Louisi-
ana State Penitentiary." wish every-
one could have the same satisfac-
tion."
Faith Hathaway. 18. was kid-
napped, tortured, raped and then
stabbed 17 times in 1980 after Willie
and another man picked her up as !the
celebrated her last night before leav-
tng to JOIO the Army.
Harvey and his friends were laugh-
ing after the execution. Asked 1f he
were happy that it was over. he
responded, "You want to dance? ..
Sister Helen said. "He died sorT}
for what happened."
Withe dined on a last meal of fned
fish, oysters, shnmp, frcnch fried
potatoes and a salad. said Warden
Frank Blackbum.
He was th e 32nd person ellecutcd in
the United States and the sixlh 10
Louisiana since the Supreme Court
aJlowed states to reinstate the death
penalty in I 976.
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Ghandi's
party leads
in.v ting
NEW DELHI. lndta(AP)-Pnme
Minister R...,av Gandhi's Conareu
Party built up a commandina lead
today in partial rcsul u of lndia's
turbutent th.f&~y "neral election.
As the hand coununa of more than
220 mill ion baUots continued, the
United News of India news qcncy ~Ported that partial returns from 60
Parliament districts showed the Con-
aress Party lcadina in all but seven At
stake in the elecuon are S07 scau.
In Amcthi di trict of Uttar
Pradah, the prime minister h~
toward a a penonal triumph, leadana
hit tslranaed i1~r·1n-law Mcnab
Oandb& by more t.ban 20,000 vote an
his own conatitucncy.
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Orange Coast OAIL. y PILOT /FrJdey, Oecemw 2a. 1984 Al
Economic figures show healthy 1.3% gain
,
Revival of nation· s economy evidenced by
release of latest Economic Index statistics
lured durable goods posted their
b1gcst pin an almost four yean.
Despite the rev1val rn the domestic
economy, the country 1s still suffenna
from buae trade dcficus.
Index of Leadtn.J lndi~ton is 1
comp1lalton or 12 forward-po10t1ng
cc:onorruc measurement .
order ofthetr anflueocc were a p.io lO
the money supply. a 1ncreate 1n
plant and equipment o en., a ntr ur
$Cn 1ttvc mattn pn pins in nt'l
business formauon and the leflllh of,
the av~ wot1cYrec a drop in
inittal claims for unemplo)meot 10·
surance. a rise in stock prices and ui •
new manufacturers or~ for coa-t '
sumcr&ood
WASHINGTON CAP)-The gov-
ernment's main economic forc-
casuna gauge jumped I 3 percent in
November. the b1ggcs1 gain 10 nine
months, as van ous business
barometers offered new evidence th.al
a four-month slowdown 1s coding, the
Commerce Department reported
today.
The sharp increase tn the Index of
Leading Economic Indicators fol-
lowed a revised 0.5 percent drop 1n
October.
-somethma that had not occurred
since the reces ion/ear of 1981.
The declines ha spurred growma
concern that a new recession might be
1mmmcnt. OveraJI arowtb, as
measured by the gro s national prod-
uct, dipped to an anemic 1.6 percent
from July throua,h September -far
below rates of 10.l percent and 7.J
percent turned in during the fintand
second quarters tlus year.
In a new report today. the Com·
mcrc:e Department said the trade
deficit rose to S9. 9 billion 10 Novem·
ber, up 7.6 percent from the October
level ofS9.2 bilHon.
The incrcatC· for November wa!I
broad ~ wllh nine sndiator1
contnbutJng to the pan
The biggest booJt came from an
ancrcase in bwldlng permits dunna
November. Other po attve factors in
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fallen an three of lhe last five months
However, a variety of economic
statistics have pointed to renewed
strength last month. Unemployment
fell sharply and orders for manufac-
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las!year's record of $69.4 billion. <'••._...... Lie: 315700 1921 HMIOa a VO COSl A lllUA -SU.11~
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CO A ST
People
Home
sweet
animal
shelter·
VlST A (AP) -When Robcn
Farner was 7. he found a prairie dog
family flooded out of its burrow near
his Colorado home. He kept the
arumals for three months before his
mother made him set them free.
Fifty-Ii ve years late~. the .retired
Marine's love affai r with canng for
animals bas led him to be dubbed the
Or. Oolittle of northern San Otego
County. What began as a hobby now is a
full-time JOb. canng for 15 assorted
animals. including mule. deer, hawks,
barn owls, pheasant!>. foces. raccoons,
sk unks and peltcans
• Some m1ght call 1t an ob~ss1on To
•Farner. tt's therapy.
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OPINION PAGE Al
·Entertaining
hostess tells ,
all about eve
"Bob Hope couldn't come so he -------~::::::::::::::::=~
sent his tuxedo for auction," said
Bcllinda Barnett, who once sang with
Hope on a U.S.O. tour of Vietn~m. A
former Miss Texas and the wtfe of
Neiman-Marcus vice president Barney
Barnett. Bcllinda will be the featured
singer-entertainer at Orange County
BETTY
PORTER
Cystic Fibrosis chapter'~ New Yea.r's ••••••••iliiii•I Eve celebration, "Stepping Out With
My Baby," aat the Ritz Carlton Hotel. •
The county's first charity event sch~du!ed for New Years Eve, the
fund-raiser (at $200 each) will honor 5th D1st~ct Supervisor Thomas F. and
Emma Jane Riley with the 1984 Breath of L1fc Award. . .
Party chairwoman Barnell said the evening's program, ~~nnmg ~t 7
o'clock will include champagne and an open bar. a sophisticated hght su~per,' silent and live auctions with auction~er Marjoc qortner (the form~r
child evangelist-turned-movie . SUl:r), dan~mg entertainment (Barnett s
"Broadway Babies" revue, a swinging 1930 s song and dance show) and a
magnificent breakfast buffet at midniJht. .
• "There's nobody else around to
•take care of the animals, and J love
·animals," said Farner. who has ~transformed part of hts Vista home
. 'nd all of his yard into a wild animal
preserve.
Rosie, a Calt fom1a boa. ltves m
; Famer's h" mg room in a glass
Jerrarium that doubles as a coffee
•table. A pair of skunks. Runt and Big
From s tart to linseed-oil finlah, llahlon Kirk puta a lot of mental enero into toya.
In addition to Hope's tuxedo, items for auction 1nclud.e cuffimks
autographed by President Reagan, Kenny Rogers' tour Jacket and
autographed records Olivia Newton-John's sweatshirts from her Beverly
Hills shop, "Koala Bluem" a "Falcon Crest" scrip!, a 1.9~5 Jaguar donated
by Renee and Lee. w.est, a triS? for four to the Rams trau~tng camp donated
by Georgia Front1en an~ a Piaget watch do~ated b~ Nc1man-Marc~s. • Boy, reside in a bedroom in the rear of
the house. Flag, a 2112-ycar-old mule
deer, stands outside on the lawn
Farner said he cares for the ammals
Toymaker shares fun "I'm so excited," wd Barnett. ''My enurc fa!?11ly cam~ fo~ Chnstmas
and are staying over for the New Year's Eve pany. Her family tn~ludes her
mother Laverne and father Bill Myrick (a country and gospel smgcr who
was once on the road with Bill Monroe and the Bluegrass Boys). broth~r
BiJJy and his wife Carol from Odessa, Texas, and brother Marty_. who is
marrying dancer Boo Boo Campus today. Barnett said ~ Boo ~II dance
in the New Year's Eve musical revue. For further mformat1on, call
520-9671or855-8467.
because nobody else will. His home 1s
·something of an asylum for frustrated
• owners who found raising certain
·kinds of ammals more difficult than
they expected.
~ The 3112 years he spent as a pnsoner
of war of the Japanese during World
War II, he says, taught Farner to
respect all forms of life.
"There were guys that died nght
beside me." he said "The) (Japanese
soldiers) were i oing to kill me for
stealing some nee. so I respect ltfe. I
think God has kept me ahw to save
the animals and to teach the kids 11
all works t~ether "
Farner's antmalr, give children and
adults a chance to touch and pet
• ammals the) normall~ might onl} sce-
on telev1S1on show'>. mov ies or pic-
ture books:
PAPARAZZI
-Wood carving proves
'that you can make
something' durable
REDDING (AP)-Mahlon Kirk'-;
wooden to; s made good barter ma-
tenal back. dunng the Depression
da) s of his an Francisco Ba) Arca
bo}hood
J\.irl.. a (enter' 1llc resident "ho
buill his o-wn home. started wo rking
with wood before he started first
grade. fas hioning toys for his '>tstcrs
and the neighborhood kids and often
using them to trade fo r other chi ld-
hood treasures
E'en 1n the '30s. handmade artidcs
""ere of bener quality than store-
bought. he said
And then thc.-re '-'3'i the magic of
working with wood, a feeling "that
you can make somclhinJ" - a
scnument that 1s sllll with him today.
That sense of magic is apparent
amid the tidy clutter of K>rlCs
workshop, for beyond the rows of
tools and drawers of organized odds-
and-end s emefle toys of simplicity
and durabihty.
"P l asti c (toys arc)
art1fi c1al...The) 're d1fficult to repair.
.\ lot of people don't repair things.
anyway. But I ha ve the feeling, 1f
'>Omething breaks. we'll fix 11 I
seldom throw things out."
From stan 10 linseed-oil finish,
Kiri. puts a 101 of mental energy into
hi') toys.
··1 like to build things 1n an
uncon\.e nt1 onal wa> " Kirk said
Instead of cutung and fitting. Kiri.
fir<it makes the rough design -more
1n his mind than on pa per -ligurc\
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Anticipating debut: Colleen and Maury DeWald, Dr. Gerald and Alison Spear.
Tonight's ball ushers
coeds into·social whirl
Debutantes. dads practicing
fo r bow in three-quarter time
This hohda} has been e~tra bus) fort he 25 }Oung
women (and their parent~) who will make the1rdchut
tonight at the Newport Beach Mamon ·
Besides renewing fnendsh1ps after being 3'-'3) at
colleges and univer~1ues, the Children's Home Sorn:t\
debutantes ha"e been involved in a round of part1c~
• gi ven tn their ho nor
Thegct-togethe~ incl uded a father-daughter ""alt1
panyat the LC Irvine Un1 vers1t} Club lnstructor'i
from the Fred Astaire Studio tn Newport Beachoffered
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Debutante Krtattn Kerruan and her father
Daytd Kerrt1ao were wartalnf lllle pr09.
danci ng ups to each deb and dad forthat big moment
aft er they have made their "bows to society."
Dr.and Mrs. Gerald Spears and the Maury
De Walds, David Kerrl1an1 and Joltn Sia hrs hosted the
""h1rlingscss1on along with their daughters Alison,
Colleen, Krl1tln and Karen. A lasagne dinner followed.
Mothers who greeted the group at the club dcpaned
before debutantes lined up on one side of the room and
were put through their paces by a female instructor while
fath ers got the tr lesson (for some a brush-up course)
fro m a male teacher.
"None of us knew how to waltz. but we laughed a lot
and had fun learning," said Colleen De Wald. "After the
lessons we came together and danced hke we wtll at the
ball after every one has made their bow."
The trad1ttonal St. James bow is another step in the
debut that takespractice. That was done Thursday at a
rehearsal brunch at Big C.Snyon Country club.
Hosts for this event were Messrs and Mmes
Rlc~ard Aaelm&DD, Radolph Baron, George Jones,
James Kerrl1an, Jatnea Meara and Herbert Porter
along with their daughters, Ann, Michele, Nancy, Jalla,
Kathleen and Cbrl1 tlne.
After the brunch, each young woman was gi vcn a
pink bouquet and with the fathcrsdtd a complete walk
thro~remony.
· motl-,ballchainnan forlhc.~ewpon
Harbor auxiliary of CHS, and com mi tree -be rs
Jack le Trebler and Saun Bettbner assisted wi lfl the
details as deb practiced 1n sim1larclothingand the
shoes thcrwtll wear when they"stcp·· out for their
presentation. ~
The sroup(with dates) had anotheropponunity to
discuss the upcoming ball when they gathered at the
home of Dr. Tbom&1 and Dorotlay Dou for a boat
parade pany. (DaugbterMarel Grace Dou is one of1he
2.S to be presented at the 31st annual ball).
Boardinathc Ooans'"Tooth Ferry," thcdebsaot a
close look at the parade as they sipped hot spiced cider
and had clam chowder to keep them warm on the nippy
evenina. .
"ft was a very festive pany and ,oun~ed hkc a h1ah
~hool reunion w11h everybody rcncwtngacqua1nt·
ancc-s," ..aid Dorothy Doan.
Paparau1 i edited by Datly P>lot rylc Editor V1d•
~an
out the d1mens1ons and propon1ons,
cuts up the pieces and puts the toy
together, often with the aid ofh1s wife,
Ooroth).
He worked as an electrician before
World War II. He earned degrees in
geology and paleontology and after
fundmg ran out for a job with UC
Berkeley, he made ends meet as an
electncian again before signing on
with an OJI company as a paleon-
tologist. He 1s now a computer
software consultant.
Karle·., art interests vary, too. He's
'-"On awards, both in Redding and in
Denver, where the Kirks used to live,
for his "light boxes" - intricate,
blt nking, electnfied kinetic creations
His larger-scale toymakmg began
about five years ago with a duck toy
he made for a grandchild.
What's so special about a wooden
toy.,
'Tm presenting '>Omething that's
la1rh durable." he said "And things
mad'e out of "'uod loo!. ntte. They feel
nu.e
• • • MORE BLUEGRASS: If you walk down East 22nd Street in Costa Mesa
on Wednesday evenings, you may hear the music makings ofThe ~salm1.st,
a bluegrass gospel group. And if you go inside, they may.ask you tOJOtn th~er
rehearsal and hand you a microphone as they did me. Pa.stor Jim
Fredensburg of the Be)jevers Faith Center at 148 E. 22nd St. d1.rects the
group. Other singers arc Mary Vargas, Louie Travaghnc, Tom G1angreco.
Phyllis Atadcro and Dcryl Henley. • • • MOTHERS KEEP US HUMBLE: I share my comings and goings and
my walk in the sun with my mother who lives in Tennessee. Not long ago I
wrote her that I would be speaking before the executive women at t~c
Crystal Cathedral. Several weeks later she wrote back that "everybody 10 ·
Lincoln County has been watching Dr. Schuller every Sunday and we
haven't seen hide nor hair of you." I wrote back immediately, carefully
explaining that when I speak before the execuuve women·~ group, the
meetings aren't televised and they aren't even held tn the main cathedral
sanctuary but in a smaller room called "The Women's Lounge." Mother's
next letter' was bnef: "I'm not telling my friends that you spoke in the ladies'
room."
Beethoven's beloved?
LO'-DON (AP) -A letter from
Ludwig van Beethoven to a woman
belteved to have been his one true
love ""ill be sold 1n London in May.
Sotheby's auctioneers say that a
portrait of the composer -whi ch
contemporaries said revealed his soul
-also will be up for sale.
Beetho\.en, who never mamed.
had a numberoffl1rtat1ons. but in his
letters and d1anes he occas1onally
referred to having loved only one
woman. Hts biographers have argued
ever since about her identity.
Aficr his death. an unmailcd love
letter was found among Beethoven's
papers. That letter -not the one up
for sale -bore the date, Monday July
6. but Y.ithout the year or the name of
the addressee. whom he called "my
Immortal Beloved "
Biographer Ma)nard Solomon
argued In his t 97!< oook "Beethoven"
that the letter must have been wntten
in 181 2 to Antoni e Brentano, wife ofa
Frankfurt merchant. Her friendship
with Beetho"cn v.as well known, but
she was never previously identified as
the woman he loved.
Born Ant onie von Birkenstock tn
Vienna. she would have been 32 in
1812 and Beethoven 42, Her mamage
at 18 was arranged and her husband,
Franz. was 15 years her senior. They
had four children.
Solomon said he found cryptic
references in the letter to Beethoven's
plan to elope wt th Antonie and to his
final decision not to take her away
from her family.
The letter being sold by Sotheby's
was written in Vienna on Feb. 6.
1816. Its contents appeared in tht'
1961 "Beeth oven Letters," edited by
Emily Anderson . but the where-
abouts of the letter itself was un-
known. Sotheby's would not disclose
the name of the seller.
"By the time this letter was wnttcn,
passions had cooled but Beethoven
was obviously still affected by the
relationship ," So theby'!>
spokeswoman, D'Este Bond, told The
Associated Press.
Beethoven wished Antonie and her
husband "deer.joys" and sent "kisses
and embraces' to her children, but it
was their mother whom he singled
out for his "best greetings'' and recalls
the "unforgettable" hours they spent
together.
The composer wrote that he
enclosed an engraved portrait of
himself. sayin$ that "several people
maintain that in this picture they can
also discern my soul quite clearly; but
I offer no opinion on that point ... "
The print 1s inscribed tn
Beethoven's hand, "Greetings to
Frau von Brentano ... "
Bectbovcr. died 1n 1827 at a'e 56.
Mrs. Brentano lived to 1869, dying at age 89.
Yolanda King
extends dream
Daugl}ter·s speech
at UC Irvine to mark
leader 's birthifiiY
1 he eldest daughter of slain c1v1I
nghts leader Dr. Martin Luther King
Jr. will ~h;,tre memories of her father
when she lectures on ••A Dt~
Deferred: Where Do We-Go From
Herc''" on TuesWI). Jan. 8 at UC
Irvine
Yolanda K1na's talk, which is in
t'ommcmt>nmon ofherfathcr .. s b1nh·
day on Jan IS. 1' 'IChcd uled for 8 p.m.
1n the Fine Arts Village Theatre The
evening also will include a per·
formance by the U< I (1os~I Choir
King comb1ne!I her interest in the
theater with work1na for po 1tive
social changr. She serve on the botrd
ofd1rcctorsofthc Manin Luther King
Jr Center for· Nonviolent Social
Chansc and co-directs a performma
am company. NUCLEUS. with At·
tallah ~habau. eldest dau&Jitcr of
Malcolm X Tht company is tounna
the countn-with " tcpp1n1t Into
" Tomorrow." an onginal production
aimed aJ encouraging human srowth.
Among KJn,·s acting credits ts a
role in "King, ' an NBC television
movie. She porttilyed Rosa Parks, the
black woman whose refusal to give up
her seat on a bus to a white spa rked
events leadina to the civil rights
movement of the 1960s. ~haa a mastcroffinearts d~
'from New York UnivctsitY and was a
founder of the Christian Theatre
An1sts. She has spoken before many
rcllaious, educationaJ and civil rlahts
orpniuttons and received a number
of community !Crvicc awards.
Her appearance 1s sponsored by the
UCI Office of Arts and Lectum,
'tudent Affairs, the Black Student
Union, Student Act1vit1es, the
Woman's Resource Center, the Black
Faculty and Staff AISocUtion and the
Interfaith Foundation.
Tickets at SS fl>r aeneral admission,
$2 for UCI students and S3 for other student~. 6tnior citizens and UCI
tafT and Alumni Assoetatton mcm·
bcn will ~ available at UCI boll
office Yoluda Kine
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Remember ~ unwanted baby
always wanted by some one
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I Just
read the death notice of a ncwly-
deUvcred infant who was found in a
' trashcan. This item brought to mind
another story about a 13-year-old
who gave birth to a 9-pound baby 11rl
in the bathroom of her home while
her parents were o~t partyins. She
took the newborn infant out t.n the
backyard and lef\ her under a tree.
The temperature was I 7 degrees.
The baby frcne to death.
When I was in college, a gtrl on
campuspvcbinh and lef\ her
newborn in a pile of trash in the alley.
Thank the Lord, someone heard the
baby crying and called the police. The
radio and television reported the
story and before the broadcast was
over, the station received more than
200.phooc calls from people aslong to adopt the child.
I would like to say something to all
frightened, pregnant girls. If you don't
want your baby, please don't leave 1t
somewhere to die. Make arrange-
ments with an adoption agency or ask
your doctor, a lawyer or a clergyman
for guidance. Almost everyone knows
ofacouplewh9scempty annsare
aching to hold'a child. They will bless
you forever. -KENTUCKY
MOTHER
A11
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DEAR KENTUCKY: TltankJ for an
eloqaent plea. I laope 1omebody
U1tena. • • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: I met this
man in the office building where 1
work. He was so interesting I started
to meet him for coffee breaks and
lunch. Af\crafcwweeb he said he
couldn't sleep at night for wanting me
and it wasdnvinghimcrazy. l said I
didn't want to become involved, but
he was so persistent I finally agreed to
meet him at a motet
Our meetings continued for six
months because I couldn't find the
words to tell him I wanted toqu1t
seeing him. The affair finally ended
when his wife found out about us. She
claims it was all my fault because I
went after her man, which is a lie .....
The people I work with have made
some nasty remarks to my face. How
can I expl11n that I am a decent
woman who has never done anything
h kc this before and will never be
talked into anylhina hke 1t again? -
FOOLISH BOT INNOCENT
DEAR FOOLISH Yea -Bat luo-
ceat Ncr. You were u equl par&Der l8
wlaatever tru1plred, ao
kwltclterbeefln ud take yo.r limps.
Tile be1t way to re1tore yo1r repa·
tatloa 11 to cleu ap yoar act u4 vow
oever a1aln to be a cHae for 1011lp.
DEARANN LANDERS: Please
tell parents not to compare their
children or refer to them as "No. l,"
"the middJe kid" and "our baby."
My sister has three children and I
worry so about the middle one
beta use the oldest and r,oun1est act all the attention while' Don' is
ignored. It breaks my bean to see bow
hunJTY he 1s for recoanition and bow
ht de he gets.
I've noticed the same th inf in other
fani1hcs. Please pnnt this. If hit a few
raw nerves, I'm delighted. -AN
AUNT IN MADISON
DEAR AUNT: Nataral 1lbl1Dg
rivalry 11 bad eaoaala, bat parent•
wlao play favorttea lAOJct palD beyoad
de1crlptlon. ADd It laappen1 a lot.
Thanks for a floe letter.
Anxieties can be treated
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DEAR DR. STEINCROHN: My
husband and I arc different. What an
observation; all men and women are
different. But what I mean is we are
some chemical abnonnahty 1n his
nervous system that makes him what
he is.
~ n~ ~~a ~mily h1mry ~~============~r~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ anxiety. If and when you get upset -
different in temperament
He lives scared, I'm even-
tempcred, and 1t takes a lot to upset
me. I never get upset unless there's
As you suggest. a visit to the doctor
m1$ht help. Anti-depressant drugs are
quite elTecuve in many patients. You
arc in a djffercnt classification. Your
anxiety 1s "exogenous." It's likely yo u
due to serious illness in the family,
etc. -mild tranquilizers will help
you get over the traumatic event.
Whether anxiety is endogenous or
exogenous. it can be helped with
proper treatment.
illness or death in the family. I worry fiiiiiilii _____ ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ___ ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i1
about finances, too, as I did when my
husband lost his JOb for six months.
But my husband is anxious all the
time. I think he was bom that way.
PETER
STEllCIOHI
He always thinks of the worst even
when things are smooth-and-even 1n
our lives. He gets depressed easily. He
doesn't have a happy temperament
He hasn't the built-in capacity for
happiness. It seems to me that there
arc two main types of anxiety.
I'm sorry for my husband but
happy for myself. I don't hvc scared
day to day. He won't go to our doctor
for a checkup and advice. Perhaps
some of the new medicines might
help him. MRS. G.
DEAR MRS. G: Your estimate of
anxiety 1s closer than you think. One
type is "endogenous" anxiety. In your
husband It develops from within.
There may b( no 1mmed1atc reason
for his nervousness and depression.
But undoubtedly he has 1nhcnted
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No spot checks
required to halt
drunken drivers
While some towns were turned into designated drunken
driver checkpoints this holiday season, Orange Coast cities were h~ving success doing th~ngs the old-fas~on~d way. They used
thei r powers of observation to stop erratlc dnvers.
The technique, which utilizes the police officer's abilities to
see and to reason, produced 150 drunken driving arrests by
Wednesday and reduced measurably the carnage of motor
vc:hicle collisions.
Every pollUcofrom Gov. Deukmejlan down will spend most of J 985
getting et for 1986. when all stalewldeoffJces and Democrat Alan
'Cranston's U.S. Senate seat are up for grabs.
THOMAS ELIAS
columnist
THOMAS
Euas
Politicos
rev up
for '86
election
The results speak for themselves, but they speak louder
when contrasted with the results achieved in nearby Anaheim,
where city police used a formula that required them to stop cars
for random checks -even in the absence of visible evidence of
drunken driving. If the system is to be judged by the numbers, it
failed miserably, producing only a handful of drunken driving
arrests. (Another conclusion might be that there are hardly any
drunken drivers in Anaheim. We don't buy it.)
" .•• 20-21 -22 cent stamp." Some have already
gotten early start
on campaigning
There are at least two major flaws in the spot check system.
First, it empowers the police to stop and examine people without
probable cause that they have done anY.h.ing illegal. The
constitutionality of such a procedure is questionable, at best, and
begs for comparisons with Gestapo tactics and a Soviet
mentality. The technique is contrary to the ideals of personal·
freedom upon which this nation was founded. In fact, the only
thing it had going for it was the argument that it might keep some
drunk from killing another person. For that, many people,
including the attorney general of this state, were willing to make
an ideological concession.
Actor's apparent addiction
shouldn't simply be ignored
As you'dexpect, Cahfomia is about
to enter a year of political positioning.
Every politico from Gov. Dcu-
kmejian down will spend most of
1985 getting set for 1986, when all
statewide offices and Democrat Alan
Cranston's U.S. Senate seat are up for
grabs.
But now, even that lone attribute seems to be lost, focusing
attention on the second flaw in the spot check system: It keeps
the police busy interrogating sober people who just happen to be
in the third or the fifth or the tenth car to pass a checkpoint, while
they might be using their wits and their training to patrol for
drivers who are creating obvious hazards.
Orange Coast police departments achieved their enviable
record in part because they relied on their people and in part
because they directed their energies toward stopping the
drunken driver before the inevitable disaster occurs. The
program and the response illustrate that it is possible to reduce a
problem once the problem is adequately recognized.
Huntington Beach and Irvine have realized that drunken
driving is a major problem year 'round: though it is worse during
the Christmas-New Year holiday season, it doesn't go away after
Jan. 1. To combat it. they have instituted full-time anti-drunken
driving patrols. as their sister cities on the Orange Coast put into
action each Dece mber.
The threat we all face from the drunken driver is an essential
one: An intoxicated person at the wheel of a moving motor
vehicle is a killer waiting for a victim to appear. It is a threat that
warrants a 12-month response. Few cri mes carry more potential
to deliver death than drunken driving. Our law enforcement
agencies shouldn't take the heat off the drunken driver after the
holidays pass.
Facts ignored ln cartoon
about water for f ar1Ders
To the Editor
WASHINGTON -I take it that
Peter Lawford's death was. as the>
say, alcohol-related. I say "l take it"
because nowhere was it written,
although everywhere it was sug-
gested. It was as if a man bad died of
bullet holes and not, mind you. of
being shot.
Jn Lawford's case, the cause of
death was listed as C:<lfdiac arrest.
Before that. though, his liver and
kidneys had failed. But even before
that he had been admitted to the Betty
Ford Center for drug and alcohol
abuse. It was then that Lawford told
Daily Variety that he had an alcohol
problei.n. Reading the stories is like
trying to discern who oftbe very old is
about to become the next big shot an
the Kremlin: nothing is made easy for
you.
Contrast that 1f you will with the
public image of Lawford. Contrast 1t
with the image of the Rat Pack, the
group that ran with Frank Sinatra -
the booze, the dames, the booze. the
laughs, the booze. Think of the
movies and of Dean Manin. the
quintessential rat pa cker. dnnking, or
pretending to, even on his television
shows. Why the silence now? Now 1s
not the time to avoid the suhJect of
alcohol abust'.
But this 1s the way \.\-C do 11 1n
Amenca. Some: I J m1l!Jon Amencan~
suffer from alcoholism and about
205,000 die annually of alcohol-
re lated diseases, but we would rather,
thank you. avoid the subject entirel).
As a rule, we would rather just talk
about the fun side of alcohol and
even, if we can, tum alcoholism and
drunkeness into some sort of joke.
Up until recently comedians dad
"drunk" routines and 11 1s still
L.M. Bovo
RICHARD
Co HEN
considered a lot of fun for college kids
to drink themselves sick. Even drunk
driving was. until not very long ago,
considered almost permissible and
today it's still macho to cruise the
highway, one hand on the wheel, the
other wrapped around a can of beer.
Look at the ob1tuanes on Lawford.
ls there anything you would want to
kn ow? Did you know his parents were
English aristocrats. that he came to
Hollywood and worked as an usher,
that he married a Kennedy, that he
became an Amencan citizen in 1960,
s.gned with MGM in 1942. that he
acted in .. Mrs. Minive r," "A Yank at
Eton," .. White Cliffs of Dover."
"Mrs. Parkmgton," "The Picture of
Donan Gray," "Easter Parade," "Ex-
odus." ''Advise and Consent,"
"Harlow" and ··0c-ean·s 11" -and
that he did tele v1s1on. too.
\II this 1s nice to know, but atdente!i
lhl' realil) of his life -at least lhe last
pan ofn There 1:. something massing.
the reason he was admitted to tht•
Betty ford (enter His life an the
newspaper ob1tuanes mirrors his life
on the saecn. But hi s hie wasn't all an
act.
Would It not have been better 1f we
had known also about Lawford'c,
prco:.umcd fight against alcoholism.
about how 11 affi1cted him and. m the
end. mayhe. helped kill him·> Would
it not have been good for kids who
watch beer commercials that tell
them that a ~ood day's work deserves
a good ni$ht s drinking ( .. Now comes
Miller Time"), that booze can be a
humble killer, too modest to be
named in the obituaries.
The point, of course, is not that
alcohol should be prohibited or even
that a beer after work is such a bad
thing. The point is that for some
people alcohol is an addictive drug
and that alcoholism is a reality - a
disease and not a statement of
personal worth. Hiding it changes
nothing, cures no one, teaches no-
body. It just perpetuates the tendency
to celebrate what's good about al-
cohol whale ignoring what's bad.
A columnist such as myself, writmg
about a man like Lawford who I know
only from the movies, has to be
careful. There has to be much I don't
kn ow and it may include the reasons
why the famil y has saad nothiogabout
the actual cause of death. But con-
tained in that !.ilence is a suggestion
not just of privacy, but also of shame.
It is almost as if alcoholism. if that's
what's being hidden. carries a stigma,
like cancer did years ago. People
whispered the word or. better yet. said
nothing.
When 11 comes to Lawford. the
\llence make\ no sense. He was a
famou'> man and his example could
be 1nstrul·t1Vt' -both his death and
the fact 1ha1 he evidently faced up to
his problem and sought treatment for
11. Maybe his alcohol problem had
little to do with his death. But ifit did,
then it ought to be acknowledged.
After all. even in Hollywood, the
show doesn't always have to go on.
RJcbard Coben 111 a syndica ted
columnist.
Some politicians have goueo an
early stan on their positioning ex-
ercises. Deukmejian, for one, has
spent most of the last two months
solidifying his basic constituency -
California business. ln speech after
speech to groups hke the Los Angeles
Area Chamber of Commerce and the
California Business Roundtable, the
governor has taken all the credit for
the state's moderate economic re-
covery.
And why not? If the economy were
collapsing. Deukmejian would get the
blame.
Meanwhile. Los Angeles Mayor
Tom Bradley -the early-book
favorite to take on Deukmejian again
ma rematch of their 1982 clifThangcr
-is also getting an early start.
For Bradley to be a credible
opponent for the governor. he first
must win a founh mayoral clect1on.
And he's off and winging in that quest
after announcing his candidacy
earher than ever.
The apparent thrust of all future
campaigns by Bradley already seems
quite clear, with the highly profitable
1984 Olympics a central theme. As
Bradley announced for mayor. he was
surrounded by Olympic figures like
torch hghter Rafer Johnson and
orgam1ingcomm1ttee chairman Paul
Ziffrcn.
One aide said Bradley's mayoral
campaign will stress "all the good
thmgs he has done for this city." The
Olympics are obviously No. I on the
list.
His leading opponent next 'lpring,
conservati ve city Councilman John
Ferraro, is almost a JXukmeJaan
clone politically. Ferraro will accuse
Bradley of wastefulness. not keeping
promises to bring mass transit to the
city ahd hampering the police force.
Your edatonal canoon1st, Kollbar.
displayed a thorough lack of knowl-
edge of well-known facts in the recent
cartoon (Dec.19) showing a poor
farmer eking a few mi-;erablc drops of
water from a swollen water ~upply
main headed for the Big C'tt)
water and aar were example~ of•·frec
economic goods," meaning they had
no costs. It is now clear that they are
not inexhaustible, and do have costs.
very large ones. The problem for
maintaining our free enterprise econ-
omy is to get th e users and the
polluter-wasters to pa> fairly for their
consumption.
Who 's more equal in this divorce? t-erraro can be expected to wage a
bitmg campaign. since he has ob-
v10usly hungered af\er the mayor's
JOb for many years. That might
actually prove beneficial for Bradley.
if he wins as big this time as he has m
his last two mayoral runs. For attacks
by Deukmejian in 1986 would likely
be similar to those expected from
Ferraro in the spring.
Agriculture consume~ the greatest
bulk of California water. at least four
or five times as muc.h a'> consumed by
the public Water co<,t<. arc. 1n effect.
s~bs1d11ed lO agricultural users and.
to add insult to this tnJury. large
amount\ of agrn ultural water are
wa~ted
While we all depend on agnculture,
our long-term best interest lies in
seeing that costs are fairly assigned
everywhere so that economic de-
cisions can be JU'it that -economic.
What this cartoon communicates is
just plain wrong.
RIC H·\RD KUST
Item No. 8222C m our Love and
War man's file is a mamage counsel·
or's conclusion about one di vorce
case: "They're equally +\t fault. He's a
selfish lazy brutal drunken adulterer
who never gives his wife a penny She
nags."
Q. What'~ the world's oldt·,t ~If·
propelled vehicle?
A. A steam locomotive. Bums
wood. It 's in the National Museum of
Amencan History. Sent here from
England an 1831.
If you can hum the refrain to that
ditty generally recognized as "On
Wisconsin ... then you kn ow the most
popular song in American high
schools, colleges and universities.
Q. You said Shakespeare never ate
asparagus. Whv not?
A. Same reason he never ate celery.
None grew in England then. He might
have enjoyed the new food fad of the
day by eating a cucumber, however.
L.M. Boyd Is a ayndlcated
columnl61.
'Wht'll f "'·" .I '\lU(knl In <;Chool
man) ~C'<tr' :ip,ci \,,. '~rn· t:iugh1 that Irvine
Sending man to Mars useless
To the l thtnr·
Some people will become nch 1fthe
l n1ted States decides 10 put a man on
'v1ars. and the re\t of us Y<tll become
po-0rer
wondering which will 1nhent the
Sahara Desert.
Consumer products chief
takes conservative route
If he wins, Bradley will have
demonstrated both the resihency and
the continued vote-pulling power he
will need to wm what figures to be a
bruising Democratic primary one
year later. MaJor Democrats hke state
Controller Ken Cory and state Atty
Gen. John Van de Kamp most likely
wi ll not give Bradley the virtual free
ride he had an the spring of 1982.
Similarly, Democrats don't seem
inclined to allow Cranston the
absence of primary opposition he
enjoyed 1n his 1974 and 1980 runs
When we decided to put a ma n on
the moon. one paper dollar would buy
one silver dollar that weighed one
ounce. Now 11 takes six or seven paper
dollars to buy one ounce of 'Ii Iver
If they arc smart. neither of them
will. If the United States and Rusiiia
arc ~mart, neither of them will put a
man on Mars. The North and South
Pole may be worth fighting for. They
both have air and water. Mars has
neither, and the temperatures arc not
nearly as mild on Mars as they arc on
WASHINGTON -The While
House's rho1cc for the new chairman
of the (on'iumer Product Safety
Commission has a d1sturbmg record
of dissent from attempts to take
dangerous children's product!i off the
market.
For the U nlled St.ates and Russia to
wonder which will be the first on
Mars is lilce two species of fish
either pole In his 20 month!> a~ a com-
JIM BOLDING missioner, Terrence M. Scanlon has
Costa Mesa been the lone dissenter opposing
Intersection needs an arrow several enforcement actions the agen-
cy has taken against industry-wide
defects in des1gn.or construction of.
children's products.
To the Editor: I, and many others. feel that if the Scanlon favo~ a cooperative ap-
1 feel the 1ntersect1on of San intersection were to be changed to a proach, working w11h industry groups
Joagu1n Hills Road and Margucnte green arrow intersection, t~e number to develop voluntary safety standards
1n Corona dcl Mar 'lhould be con-of ac.c1dents would dechne. Also. for their products, and then crack.ina
trolled .by a green arrow rather than a there would he a decline an the down on individual manufacwrers
areen·ti.gJH. -n~o.iber of cJ~ ~Jls d\lf to th!--who Yiolalc the standards. In short. Tlliee weeks llJO I was invoV\>ed ln M•SJudgmcnt of 'iptcds. $ S"ci\nlon prefers the sniper nne to the ao accident a1 this intcrsccuon. Sance I f~ellhat if scu:rreth.in:& can be d~c hotgun.
then, J have talked to several people to ampr~ve the s11uat1on. maybe this Scnnlon defend' his reeord on
..yho have also been in s1m1lar letter will one day have helped save a arounds that his approach would ~idents at the same intersection. All lafc I almqst lost. result 1n fewer industry law1u1u
of these accidenL\ occurred when a KERRY O'HEANY aaa1nst the commission. Not surpns.-t~ft-hand tum was being attempted Corona dcl Mar 1ngly. the children's product indu!try
--------------------------........ apP.rovcs of conlon and his
ORANGE COAST
Daily Piloi
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H. l . Schwartz Ill
Ftank Zlnl
Tom Tait
C I) f clifOI
Craig lh•ff Sl'KJ' ,_ f.i1IO<'
philosophy Scanlon "would mttkc a
great cruurman.'' industry attorney
Aaron Locker told my associate Ton)
\apaccio.
Last month, both Scanlon and
Locker -in what each de nbed as
"stnctly coincidental" respe>nses -
cntac1zed Dav ad Scbmehx.er, an agen-
cy cnfomement offic1aJ . for a stron&.ly
worded letter he sent to all manufac-
turen of expandable. doorwn
JACK
AllDEISOll
"babygates." Schmeltzer's letter went
out on Nov 9 after an Idaho infant
caught its head in 1l gate·s wooden
slats and strangled -the eighth such
death in the commlS!n on 's files.
What aroused both Scanlon and
Locker was a sin&lc !ientencc 1n
Schmcltzcr's letter: "In order to
pr~~nt f uJurc death and senous
1nJut1es, we now U!'&C: you to stop
manufacture ancf'distribution of ihe accordion~tyle pies immediately "
In a Nov. 26 memo to Schmelt7,er.
Scanlon wrote: "I want to avoid a
rt peat Of thlS. (the lcctcr), 1( po\SibJC,
1n the future."
ln a Nov. 28 letter to Schmclt1cr.
Locker also obJcctcd to the 1mpe>,1·
uon of a ban on the babyptes "by
lctta of a 11oglc agency offic.ial" Ht
18td 11 wa'l an example of "b&ekdoor
rule-making."
In a tclepbone LOtcrv1cw, Scanlon
rttlCT'llted the pomt. sayina that
Schmchur "in fact ordered a ban•~
and "doesn•t have th~t kind of
a~thority."
The a.ate m.tkcn •llftd to conect
the ctc!1&n hv.ard, and bmelucr
has since written to Locker that 1fthcy
hadn't done so voluntarily "it would
have been my recommendation that
corrective action be compelled by the
commissioners td' stop the pro-
duction and distribution of these
gates."
Schmeltzer added: "If consumers
were aware of the serious nature of
Two reasons explain the seeming
unwillingness among his prospective
rivals to concede Cranston the nomi-
nation as usual. One prospect, San
Francisco Ma yor Dianne Feinstein.
has nowhere else to go as her city
charter won't allow her a third full
term in her present job.
injury that could result from entrap-Another, Lt. Gov. Leo McCarthy,
ment in the accordion-style gates, I faces a decision: He can either oppose
doubt ·they would continue to Cranston or Bradley, or try for
purchase them." another four years in what may be
Scanlon's record of lone d1mnt California's least intercslingjob.
included commission votes on en-. . forcement actions against the follow-On the Re~ubl1can stdc, look for a ina children's producls: lot 9f traveli~ by Southern c.au.
•Mesh-sided cribs associated with fornia figures hkc state Sen. Ed Davis,
at least J l infa.o\:;d.catbs and ot~~onarcssman John Rou~l9t,
cribs with faulty. pans su'ch as Joo.$C ·~rrcnt CQnaresswoman Bobbi F1e· mattress supports, machine ...sauws dlcr and Los An,gcles ounty Super-
980 h 'b visor Milcc Antonovich. Ah would and auide rods. Since I • t ese en love the OOP nomination to opnn... "hudware hazards" have claimed 27 ""'""' babies' lives. Cranston.but none hau base beyond
•Woodcn-slattcd'tWf'am "comls," the Southland.
'imilar to the tA.pandablc babyptes, So all wlU be ipeakma to wbocvcr's
associated wi lh at least two infant willin.a to liSlen 11 often as possibtc
deaths in 1980.1982. for the nei1;t 12 months. And then,
•Late" rubber pacifien containina c~ to see at least two of them
hiah levels of cancer-causing nilro-fi tina it out ;n a rough, expensive
samine$. I 86 primary.
•Scauene toys that could lodae io an 10Ant's lhroaL Which means tha& while there arc
Scanlon did vote wtth hit felt.ow few m~or clcetJons comma up soon.
commt1s1oncrs to take action apin t there will be no lack of entertainment
a perticular style of ban1net. t>causc for connoisscun of polilici.
the I~ tended lO rollapte. ft•JDD BU.1 I• • S..11 Mflllka-J•d A#O'llM 11 • 1,.4k11t4 buH ,.,..-., .. ,,.,, ,...,,.. "°'...,,,.
Arl1ona St•t•
forced by P.c-10
to forfeit tltl•
In uaeb•ll. 82.
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 28, 198"
Huntlfllton •••ch,
Marine wrtn twice
In Ollen' eoccer
tour"8menL 82.
E mod ou ran bJCb between Mater De1 and E8tancla Thun-
day nleht -t.bli wu jut on e of ee.eral tncldenta. Mater
Del'• Mike llitcbell (44) •tei-between teammate John
Mou.nee and E•tancla'• Scott Clementa (44 ), then flnda
... .......................
him8elf •k.lrmlahlnC wttb Clementa (rlCJat) u ofDd••• try
to maintain order.
Nodoubtabout it:MaterDeistillNo.1 ~
Monarchs survive
emotional Estancia,
up record to 11-0
By ROGER CARLSON
Of ... o.IJ .........
pulled away to a 42-29 lead late in the third
quarter, then held on to post the hard-fought
victory.
ey at the center of attracuon.
Although Lewis and Mitchell were clearl)
the 1-2 punch for Mater Dc1, as they usuall)
are, Monarch Coach Gary McKnight wasn't
especially pleased with either.
a 12-footer.
Through three penods Estanc1a had hllJUSt
9 of2S (36 percent) from the field while Mater
Oc1 was dr0f)p1ng the ball in at a 64.3 percent
rate (18 of 28)
and Mooney and Lockwood bad 14 and 10,
but the Monarchs were never to let their
cushion sas to less than three points.
McKnight said he never felt the game wu m
Jeopard)', but added: ·'They didn't make it"
easy for us.··
Mater Dci High's Monarchs are 11-0 this
season, entering tonight's semifinaJ duel with
Orange High (8 o'clock) at the 20th annual
Orange Holiday O assic, and not everyone
may be on their bandwagon.
But one thing is very clear -nobody can
accuse the Monarchs of ducking anyone on
the way to their flossy record.
"If we could have just pulled them out of
that zone," lamented Estancia Coach Joe Reid
following the near-upset. His Eagles had cut
Mater Oci's lead to 50-47 with 2:47 lef\ and to
54-S I with 20 seconds left, but the Monarchs'
talent was j ust too deep, and for the fourth
time in therr last seven starts they won by five
points or less. It was a knockdown, dragged-out game
from start to finish and Reid was still fuming
afterward from a non-call in the first quarter
when Mitchell blocked off a Scott Oements
shot that appeared to be goal-tendmg.
"We didn't play verysmanat the end." said
McKnight. "At times we lost our composure
and we missed some easy shots at the stan of
the founh quaner."
Estancia's last lead was at I 0-8 in the first
quarter, with Lewis held to nothing in the first
period. But then the 6-7 All-Amencan took
command with 12 second-period points and
for the rest of the game 11 was a catch-up
situation for the Eagles.
"They tend to do that to yo u. We wanted to
Jam the ball inside," said Reid of his team's
shooting accuraC) and inability to penetrate
Mater Oci's second-half zone. ob\'1ousl>
cnt1cal items within upset plans.
Estanc1a's press helped create seven Mater
Oc1 turnovers in the first quaner as the Eagles
matched the Monarchs on the scoreboard. and
the ball-hawking of Lock"'ood and sconng
ability of Clements dnv1ng the base hoc had
the crowd buzzing.
The verdict leaves Mater Oct with an 11-0
stan (llj be$t ever), while Estancia's 10-1.slatc
is that school's best~ver Wlth a potential fifth
place game on Saturday (at 3) if the Eagles a.re
su~ sful apinst Marina tlus afternoon
(4:20)
The Monarchs left the playmg surface
1m mechately follow10g the intense banle. but
the Eagles rcmamed for several mmutcs.,
almost as 1f 1t was the aftermath of a CIF
champ1onsh1p game Estancia Hi&h's Eagles, who entered with a
10-0 record Thursday night at Chapman
College, were the latest to throw everything
but the kitchen sink at the Monarchs, but in
the end it was Mater Oci which prevailed,
56-51, before a selloul crowd of2,200.
"That was a four-poi nt swnch," Reid said.
At the start of the third quarter, with a 24-19
lead. the Monarchs virtually duplicated their
efforts agamst Santa Clara an evening earlier.
Jumping to a 32-21 lead after hmitJng Estancia
to one bucket in six possessions, grabbing the
rebound on every missed shot and converting
them into points via Mike Kelly (first a 15-
foot uncontested shot, then a lay-up). then
Lewis on a fast break lay-up and Mitchell with
But as has been the Monarchs' cuo;tom the>
persevere .\couple of stanen had their beads buncd
in their hands. a couple of others vo1ced
complama about the offioaung. and others
were surrounded by fnends
"If we could have Just gotten it close to spread
the coun. But, we showed a lot of fight."
That might have been the understatement
oftbe year.
Tom Lewis and Mike Mitchell combined
for 44 of the winner's points as Mater Oci
Several fl umes interrupted the flow of the
game with Mitchell and l..eW1s, and Estanc1a's
Oements, Adam Lockwood and Todd Moon-
Two buckets by Lewis and Le"',s· offens1 \C
rebound and inside shot ga .. e Mater Oc1 a
13-10 lead earl> in the second quarter and
Estancia was never again able to dictate its
terms.
Cle ments led Estanc1a's sconng wtth 11.
h "'as that kind of game -the Eagles took
their shots but the Monarchs ~ st1U the
champs
* * * * * * Barons finish
off Laguna Hills
Marina suffers
loss in quarters;
Mustangs ousted
Fountain Valley High's Barons
quietly moved into the semifinals of
the 20th annual Orange Holiday
Oa.ssic tonight with a date with El
Modena at 6 following Thursday's
75-SS conquest of Laguna Hills at
Chapman Coll~.
The Barons (6-3) swept to their
third straight basketball victory be·
bind Brent Manin (22) and Carlos
Briceno ( 19), but the verdict wasn't
really in siaht until the Barons applied
a touah 2-"l-I zone press in the third
quaner after the Hawks (6-4) had
closed the gap to 36-32.
Fountain Valley then ran off a 21-3
spurt to take a 57-35 lead at the end of
the quaner.
When the Barons turned at around
it was a combination of six Laguna
Hills turnovers and 1-for-7 shooting
from the field by the Hawks -while
Fountain Valley was clkkin$ for 12 of
19 from, the field in that pcnod.
They exchanged a couple of
buckets first, then the press took its
toll and Manin proceeded to rut 5 of
his 9 field goals, fro m a variety of
an&les.
£merson's passing, Briccno's quick
defensive bands, two buckets and two
lay-ups by Emerson were the keys in
that stretch.
"I was pleased with our second-half
pressure," commented Fountain Val-
ley Coach Dave Brown. "When we
run we're tough, but when Simon
(Thomas) went out. that hun us ..
Fountain Valley bas been without
Thomas, their playmak.ing ~uard,
since the St. Bernard game 1n the
Tournament of Champions and 1s he
not scheduled to return from the knee
injury until Jan. 4 in a non-league
game with Pasadena.
The victory sends Fountain Valley u~ against El Modena in tonight's 6
o clock semifinals.
"El Modena is youn,, with a lot of
juniors," says Brown. ' But they look
capable."
The Barons hit 28 of 60 from the
field (46.6 percent), and hm11ed
Laguna Hills to 20 of 49 (40.8
percent).
Fountain Valley never trailed, es-
tablishing a superiority and main-
taining it. In addition to the scoring of
Martin and Briceno, Mike Homer,
Scott Emerson and Lance Zeno
turned in strong showings.
Laguna Hills senior Bryan Seiling
was the Hawks' only consistent
scorer, netting 21, 18 of those coming
in the first three quarters.
Laguna Hills was to meet
* * *
Lakewood this afternoon and 1f
successful . wiU play for fifth place on
Saturday against the winner of the
Manna-Estancia game today.
In other Orange tournament play:
Oruge 50, Marina 38: Orange's
host Panthers set themselves up for a
shot at unbeaten Mater De1 tonight (8
o'clock) in the championship semi-
finals as Eric Hendry (20) and Dave
Roth ( 16) proved too much for the
Vikings to handle. •
Mari na was within range midway
through the third quarter, trailing
30-26, but Orange ran off a 13-4 spurt
at that point and was not threatened
again.
Greg Knuff, who had ~3 agJinst
Dana Hills. led Manna w11h 16
points.
The Vikings held their own with
Orange throuah the early going. tying
the game at 10, then pulling to 20-18
after falling behind by a 20-10 count
But a lack of consistent help for
KnufT was evident with three other;
sconng JUSt six pomts apiece for the
(Pleue eee BAROMS/82)
Newport, Edison to meet
Uni. Woodbridge. Irvine
dealt setbacks in tourneys
It "'as a profitable first day in Carson Cit}. Nev . fort he
Newport Harbor and Edi son high basketball teams
Thursda>. as the pair advanced to face each other tonight
in the Capital Cit)' Classic.
Closer 10 home. Irvine and l niversm fell in thl'
Canyon Tournament. whue Woodbndge wa.-. handed an
early exit al the Brca-Ohnda In-.11at1onal
Here's "'hat took place.
Newport Harbor 84, Douglas 1.Nev.1 44: ll "'as all but
over at halftime as Newport manufactured a 4..,-2~ lead a1
that point and cru1~d to 1ts se' c:nth .,..,n 10 nine ouungs
Even w11h the cas't dcc1s1on Sailors Coach Jem
De Busk was somewhat I~~ than thnlled with the :"-evadJ
officials
"The offic1aung was 1ncred1ble I got m~ first T
(technical foul) in o .. er two years," said DeBuc;k. "and that
was for yelling at m) own pla)er"
Senior Rob Mase topped all scorers with I 9 points to
go with seven rebounds and Chuck McGavran ch1p1Xd 10
with 16 and dished oil 10 assists. ~en1or Alan Fraser "'as
credited with nine rcoound~
Edison 50. Sparks ( llilev.) 4!: The l hargcrs orol.c a"' J~
from a 42-40 kad 1n 1tw l.\ll' o;tagr' ~11h an 8-~ spurt Ill '<.'al
the victory
1n tailing 10 the Matadors
In-inc appeared to be 1n complete control before foul
trouble began to hurt the Vaqueros. Bolsa Grande
marched to the free throw line 14 umes in the founh
quarter and convened 10 in mounung its comeback..
Three lf"<ine players fouled ouL all 10 the final pcnod.
J un1or center ha"' n Patchell as well as Scott Tamura and
Bnan Snoddy were d1squahfi«i on fouls
Tamura led the way "',lb 20 points for the Vaqs and
al-.u haukd down I 0 rebounds Jorg Schulz notched I:!
P<1101s and nodd} had seven rebounds
Canyon 7!, l'nJverslty '1: The TroJans· 1nab1hty to
(• "'crt free thro"'s in the sttand and third quanen rm" cd fatal as l nl' erslt)' was dropped into a consolauon
1c,1 against Los .\m1go toda\
The TroJan~ missed nine straight free throws dunng
that .-.1retch. 1nclud1ng a number of one-and-one op-
ponun111es
Brad .\mold\ :! I points topped all scorers. He also
had I:! rebounds Sophomore laSSt' Glassco enjoyed his
mosl productive game at U01vers1t} with 18 polnts
Pacifica~ l. Woodbridge 47: David Brodt scored 15 of
Paulica'\ 22 points in the founh quarter as the Manners
handed Woodbndgl' the narrow defeat at Brea.
The '-' am1Jr\ who were tied I 9· 19 at halftime and
trailed h' JU\t l1nc point entenng Lhe final pcnod. hurt
thl·m<,(_·h t'' ~ 11 h l11ur thrrl'-5(."cond "1ola11ons in the fourth
tiuancr .1l11n1'
\111.r \I urph\ lc-d lhl' "a' tor thl' ~ amors ( 2-51 w11h
I <1 pu1 nt' hut hr "a' lhl" lone '-' oodhndgc player to hit
double fi!l,Urt''
Edison (b-)) cun' l l tl'J ~ ot Q I rec thn>"' ,hanll''"' .n the
fourth quaner. ml)<,t 1n 111w-and-one situations. to thv.an
any comeback attempt It·~ game"' as close for most uftht·
way with the Charg<'•' •l"'ning a three-point lead at -------------------halftime and two-point <uh antagl' after three quarlers
Junior Ken Ammann had a game-high 14 point.-. and
ChnsCole pulled dov.n n1nr r~Nlund.-. to go "'1th tu se'cn
points.
Bol1a Grande 18. Irv lot iS· The \ aqueros let a I~
point founh-<iuancr ll·ad '.in1'h 1n the final fi, e minutes
Kings blow it,
settf e for tie
Boston rallies from 4-0.
5-2 deficits for 6-6 deadlock Barons, Moaarchs reach semis I GlEWOOD (AP) -Boston and Los .\ngclcs
hattled to a 6-6 ue 10 their lint National Hocke' Lcagut
battle oflhe season. but the Brums were a lot happ,1er aboul
M1cbclle Hennesse> had 11 asstSts for 1t than v.cre the Kings New Mexi co team's
streak snapped by O~
Fou&ata Valley II El Toro 50: The
Baron1 outscored the Chargers 13-4 in the
final quarter to break open a close contest.
The win sends the Barons {4-4) mto
toniaht's .6 o'clock ch1mp1onsh1p.St'm1-
finafs apinst Loara.
Eduon "We pve the puck •wax a couple of 11mcs 1n the first
penod. but we had efTon. • said Boston Coach Gem-M1 rtaa 47, UollnJ1on Beacb l7: In ~ ("h~\tl"S aOer Thund.ay ntibt's pme at the Forum_ ")
battle of unset Leaauc foe!>. 1hc V1Jc1ngs don'1 ca~ where )'ou're al m the standinp. 1f you get that
c.amc out on top as Deni~ m1Ut~orrd l 1 kind of effort. you·~ 10101 to tum the corner
•I
Mater Oci Hiab bad to go into overtime
to slip put Woodbri• aod into the
championsb.ip semifinals of the E.dison-""'91rina eris basket bell toumamen1 Thun-
da)', while Fountain Vallcy bad an cuit-r
time in reachina its semifinal showdown at
the umc tournament.
Susan Walin and Jackie Cook paced
Fountain Valley's attack wtth 16 and 13
pouu pect1vel Dawn Lawlenddcd 12
points and Do\ise Gielarowsk1 came ofT
the bench to score 11.
potnts and Dawn Chamon added IS "\\emu~: have played pretty good ~only aot l 1 TM Wtn moved Manna -l!ltO. hoa a tWf M ~ Our te9m-i'fa9@d wci. end ~ ...... ~ .-.
today°• earl .coo lal.on m"inal td hard :rM lo..>f\&1t art 1 very aood hodc't team~"
.-
Meanwhile, Ocean View stayed un-
beaten by bc:atina New Mc~ico'' defcnd101
state champion, Kirkland.
Here's what took place:
Maser Ott SI, WMAr14ae •t: The
Monarchs tcored the only thtte points tn
overtime u Oen Gainey hit a f.cld pl
and Katia Oich~ who did not play until
ovcttime bcc:au.se she was uft"ttina from a
102-dqne temperature, sank a fr~ throw.
The propelled the Monarchs mto t~
njpt'a (7:30) championa.tup 1em1flna1
ll'&inst Foothill. Woodbndtis wtlJ meet G11 tlarlx>r. Wuh. an the fif\h~placc acmlfinal
u •:ts.
Cook led the Barons wllh 10 rebounds
wtuk Kem Clowtf bad seven ass1 u to go
alona Wlth hCT ci&ht points
UiMll 47 Sanua 41: Tbt Charc n ·
Manha Noifs1np ICO~ ciaht of bCT I 0
poinu lo the pivotal thud quarter and
teammate Dtruse um added 13 point
u Edi ~ moved tnto \M con •latJon
tcmtfinals ap1nst Lona Beach Wilson
The C"h~rs (7-4) 1ra1ltd 19-l at
halftime but outscored vanna 14-m the
thud quancr and then pla)td the Rebels on
even term
usan l)lcr and Linda Rudd had 12
rtbound IPlCCir with Rudd dJing nine
pomts for lbr ~n
lljlJn I La Mirada v.hile Hunt1naton Beach The Kinas took a4-0l~d 10 the lirst pcnod on aoa1s b) (~)was ehrmnatcd. Mam-I Dionne. Jim Fo•. Doua Smith and Pb1l Syles. but
H'unt1naton Bc:acb rctti"ed 10 point' 1t dtdn't hold up
from tepbaruc Ptmpcr and eiaht from Str'c KA per' nd aoal of the thm! penod, WhJCh
S-11 ~o~r &nC')' Lund me v.ith OS rem11n1na. appcd a ton rally end
In the Gahr Tournament· enabled the Bnun to cam the dead~ k.
Ocua Vie• *'· &1tklaa4 c M.t U ;· "lfolways srcat vobtn )OU IC01'C. .. Kasper¢ "l)'c ~1chctlc Chom1a ht a 1 footCT fmm the m11n thins is that WCJ?t a point out of the pme.
ll&Xhnc w1th J91'CC>nd rtma1n1n as the "We \t>Orkcd ha~ an the fim pcnod h sounds funn ~ahav.k napped K.i~land' ('Jew Me,. hut C\C'ft do'ftt-n 4-0 after the fl,rst. c didn't feel like wt were
1co) 31· me w1nnina ruuk ou1played an that ~od V.:c p\e the puc away a um and 1l tu oaJ ..
nc-n 1ew (7.0) trailed 34-33 afttt • The Bnnn f; tttd a.n ovtn1mt pmod b rina '4
""1rUand ba ltt with 46 nds n-mam-coal" in w third ~od tlx-othcn by Tom F bil
n1. But tht &haY-k ~ailed time out to w-t s«ond of th~ pmc and° 0.H Donnell)' his fi~
1he "t.aae for ( hom1c.t '"''°"'°' ba let. -=-~n ' ·
1 n na Vlachm led tht' Scahav.h wJth I.. t1thtr team mt cl to "-Onna ln tht fivc-m1nu\t'!
point ~nJ C:bom1l 1 chapped 1n "'"b 10. ovcntmc pcnod. lea\tna tht Kin Wllh a I S-1) l'ttOfd•
TC'n Zanelh hauled do..-n • ttbound and the Bru1n:i. "'llh a t'4.IS-6 mark. •• • ;
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t 82 Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /Friday, December 28, 1984
SPORTS BREAK
• Arizona State
forced to forfeit
title in baseball
From AP dlapatcbet
LOS ANGELES -The Pacific-10 ii
Conference placed Mzona State Univer-
sity on probation for two rears Thunday _
and took away \be Sun Devils' confererioe baseball title,
c1tin,t a variety of NCAA rules violations.
Conference officials said the Arizpna State baseball
team must forfeit its I 983-84 confccetipc championship
and has been declared ineligible\ fbr intercollegiate
athletic competition.
Pac· I 0 Executive Director Tbomas C. Hansen also
annou.ooed that six members of Arizona State's
baseball team have been declared ineligible for
intercollegiate athletic competition.
Arizona State also will be penalized a total of 19
athletic grants-in-aid over the ne~t four years in
baseball. gymnastics and wrestling, ffanscn wd. fo Tempe. Arji., Paige Mulhollan, Arizona State
executive VJCe president, acknowledged "with retrct"
'that the penalties had been imposed. He said the
university would ask the NCAA to restore the athletes'
eligibility. "We expect the appeal to be heard early in
January and we hope for a spced1 decision," he said.
Assistant athletic director Gary Rausch said the
school wouldn't contest any other pan of the penalty.
The finding$ and penalties were recommended to
the conferenre following a Compliance Committee
hearing in Phoenix on Nov. 28, and were approved by
the conference's council and its presidents and
chancellors at meetings Dec. 7-11 in San Francisco.
The penalties were imposed after five student-
athletes in the three programs were found to bavc been
awarded excessive financial aid by the institution in
1982-83 and 1983-84. Ten student-athletes in baseball
and wrestling were found to have been paid for more
hours than they actually worked under an institutional
hourly wage program in 1983-84.
Quote of tile day
hut ~ Plttaburgh Mau..,.. pr..adent.
gttevtng over the demiM of the USFL Club after one
eeuon: "I'd like to apologize to one penon In
particular. the man who won ~name-tr.team
contest and got a ltfe1lme pua."
Jordan's 45 points lift Bulls
Michael Jordan scored 45 points to tic m
his career high and lead Chicago to a
112-108 victory over Cleveland in Na-
tional BasketbaJI Association action
Thursday night. The win gave the Bulls a 16-14 record
and moved them from third to second place in the
Central Division ... In other NBA action Thursday,
George Gervia scored 31 points as San Antonio coasted
tQ a 141-120 victory over Portland. Arlia Gilmore
tallied 19 points and 15 rebounds for the Spurs, 14-1 7 .
.. Don Buse converted two free throws with 15 seconds
to go and Kansas City overcame a miserable cold
stretch to defeat Houston. 96-92 ... Reserve forward
Mickey Johnaon scored nine points in the fourth quarter
as the Golden State rallied to defeat Seattle, I 01-98. The
victory was the second in I 4 road games for the
Warriors. who also snapped a three-game losing streak
in the Kingdome dating back to last season.
Tollner's contract extended
LOS ANGELES -Ted Tollner wa!. [il
smiling, and with good reason. •
The Southern Cal football coach. • • t
whose 1983 team su ffered through the
school's worst season ( 4-6.-1) in more than two decades.
has guided the Tro1ans to an 8-3 record and a Rose Bowl
benh in his second year at the helm
And he'd JUSt had his contract extended Thursda}
when he talked with the media about the New Year's
Day date with Ohio State.
··1 was reading 1n the paper thi~ morning that
Coach Bruce (Ohio State Coach Earl Bruce) and I lack
chansma." Tollner said. "Well. chansma doesn't win
football games or put anything on your table."
Tollner's contract was extended one year. and now
runs through the 1988 season.
Auburn win• Liberty Bowl
MEMPHIS -The bia play -only a [il
flngenip away ror Arkansas -became •II•
realily for Auburn and halfback Bo
Jackson. whose 40-yard, \rounh-quarter
touchdown run pve the ~~th-ranked Tigers a 21-15
Liberty Bowl victory T~unday night.
Despite four pass Jintcrceptions by the Auburn
scconday -one turned into a 35-yard TD run by
comerback Kevin Porter -Arkansas, 7-4-1 came
within ? "thisker .of capping its 198~ season ~ith an
upset victory at Liberty Bowl Mcmonal Stadium.
After seeing an early 3-0 lead turned into a 14-3
first.quarter deficit on a 2-yard run by Jackson aod
Porter's TD return, the Southwest Conference
Razorbacks gave Auburn and Coach Pat Dye every-
thing they expected and a little more before becoming
the Tigers' ninth victim in 13 starts.
Oaborne .denlee allegations
NEW ORLEANS -Nebraska Coach [il
Tom Osborne and CornhusJcer Athletic c II•
Director Bob Devaney say they believe
someone may have coaxed a former college
football player into accusing Osborne of violating
recruiting rules more than a <tccadc ago.
BookerT. Brown, who played for the University of
Southern California in 1972 and 1973, claimed that in
1972 Osborne. then Nebraska's director of recruiting,
offered him money, a car and other items illegal under
National Collegiate Athletic Association recruiting
rut cs.
"I don't care if his statement was notarized or
wbatever, 1 categorily deny it," Osborne said in New
Orleans Thursday as he prepared his fifth-ranked
Huskers to meet I 1th-ranked Louisiana State Univer-
sity in the Sugar Bowl. "It simply isn't true."
When asked why someone would make such
accusations, Osborne said, "After 12 years you'd have
to wonder. I personally don't think be was acting on his
own. I don't think it was another school."
Whco asked if the claim could be related to
Osborne's accusations that some talent agents are
illegally approachinJ college players prior t-0 comple-
tion of their eligibility, Osborne said, "I can't say any
more than that, but J guesS'that could be a possibility."
Capitals beat· Islanders in OT
Doug Jarvia poked in a rebound of a ~
shot by Gaeian Dacbetne with 50 seconds ,
remaining in overtime Thursday night,
lining the Washington Capitals to a 5-4
National Hockey League victory over the New York
Islanders. Duchesne's short wrist shot trick.led betwen
the legs of New York goaltender BWy Smltb and Jarvis
pounced on the puck and knocked it into the net for his
second goal of the night. The Capitals, who also got two
goals from Dave Cllri1tian, are 3..(). 7 in overtime this
year while New York is 1-4-1 in OT ... In otber NHL
action-Thursday. Marlo Tremblay scored a power-play
goal in the first period and again on a breakaway early in
the third period to lead Montreal to a 5-3 victory over
Quebec. lt was Montreal's third straight victory over
Quebec this season ... John Macl.ean scored one goaJ
and set up another as New Jersey took a club-record 21
shots in the second period and defeated Toronto, 4-1 , to
snap a three~game losing streak.
Televl.aton. rad.lo
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10 p.m. -BOXING: ~rom the Otympfc
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COLLEGE BASKET BALl
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DePaul rips Creighton
St. John's, N.C. State paired
in Holiday Classic title game
From AP dl1patcbes
Festival in New York.
The Wolfpack. 7-1. will meet fif\h-rankcd St. John's
for the title S11turday.
N.C. State, playing its first game without suspended
freshman starter Chns Washburn, built up a 66·53 lead
before going mto a delay game with just uoder seven
CHICAGO-Kevin Holmes scored a career-high 23 mmutes remaining. lt was almost ciostly for the Wolf pack
points and Tyrone Corbin added 22 to boost No. 9 DePaul as .Rutgers, 4-3. bounced bac~ to ~u~score them 10-3 '?n a
to a crushing 87-S8 college basketball win Thursday night , pair of steals and goals by Enc R1gg10s ~n~ three stra1g.ht
over Crci&hton. field goals by Chris Remley and close Wlthtn 69-63.
. The S_luc Dcmo.ns. 8-2. pulled away in the openjng Geor1la Tecb6$, Wa1blo1.too 58: Mark Price scor~ 20
minutes wnh a p~ssmg defen~ and a strong rebound1na points and 10th-ranked Georgia Tech reel~ off 13 stra1~t
cffon and by half\Jmc the cushion was 42-16. points in the final 4: 11 of play to tum back the Huskies m
De Paul ~orcd eiJht straight points to open the seco~d a semfinal game of the Rainbow Classjc in i;{ono!ulu.
half. But Creighton, 8·3. had two good runs left, and with Price, who hurt the I I th-ranked Huskies with long-
Ve.mof! Moore, who finished with I l points, scoring eight range shots late in the game, was backed ~p in do~blc
1>91nts m ~ 17-6 strea~ t~c Blue Jays pulled within 56-33 figures by center Yvon Joseph, who added wttb 13 ~1nts
with 12 m1outcs remaining. for Georgia Tech. F~rward John Salley bad 11 points.
In other college games: ,while Bruce Dalrymple scored I 0.
St. JoluJ'a 77, Old Dominion 66: Walter Berry and Mike Nevada-Laa Vegas 78, Arkao1a1 St. 71: Anthony Jones
Moses each scored 13 points and Chris Mullin added 12 as scored 17 (>Oints and Richie Adams and Rfohard Robinson
fifth-ranked St. John's defeated Old Dominion 1n the added 16 apiece to lead the Runnin' Rebels over Arkansas
opening game of the 33rd Holiday Festival at Madison State in a first-round game of the UNLV Holiday Classic.
Square Garde_n in New York. · Nevada-Las Vegas will face Kansas State for. the
St. John's, which has 'Yon this tournament six times, tournament championship tonight after Pan Amencan
pla)'ed well in spurts in snapping the Monarchs' five-game meets Arkansas State.
winning streak. The Redmen increased their record to 7-1
while Old Dominion fell to 5-2.
Mullin, a 6-6 senfor who was the Most Valuable
Player of this tournament as a freshman. scored I 0 points
in the first halfas the Redrnen took a 43-30 halftime lead.
Kansas State 75, Pan American 68: Matk Bohm
scored 17 points to lead a balanced Kansas State attack as
the Wildcats topped Pan American tn a first-round game of
the UNLV Holiday Classic.
· North Carolina Seate 80, Rutgers 68: Lorenzo Charles
scored 24 points as No. 14 Nonh Carolina State survived a
late Rutgers rally and posted the victory in the Holiday
Loyola Marymount 92, llllDol1-Benedlctloe H: Jn Los
Angeles. guard Keith Smith scored 28 points to lead the
Lions to the easy win.
McHale'shot
hand gives
Celtics win
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The
Boston Celtics went to Kevin Mc Hale
when it counted the most against the
Los Angeles Clippers. And McHale
did just what his team needed to win
another game.
"Every time he touched the ball, it
went in (the basket)," said Boston
Coach K.C. Jones after the Celtics
had whipped the Clippers. 118-I 03.
Thursday night before a sellout crowd
of 15,371 at the Los Angeles Sports
Arena.
It must have seemed to the Clippers
that the ball did. indeed, go into the
basket every time McHale touched it.
especially in the fourth quaner when
the reserve forward<enter scored 18
of his game-high 27 points.
McHale scored tO straight Boston
points at o ne stage late in the game.
The Clippers trailed by only six
points at I 01-95 before the Celtics
took command, scoring 17 of the
game's final 25 pomts.
"He had a great fourth quarter."
Los Angeles Coach Jim Lynam said
when asked about Mc Hale. "When he
gets the ball down low, he has a
vanety of shots he can use; and he's so
big his shots are hard to bother. let
alone block."
McHale scored his 27 point!. in
only 24 minutes of action. He made
10-'lf.Jlis 13 fitl<l&Qfuttem ts and
seven of his eight free throw tnes. -
The win was the I 0th in the last 13
games and the 20th in the last 24 for
the Celtics. whose 25-5 record 1s the
best in the National Basketball As-
sociation. The loss was the third in a
row for the Clippers. who fell to
14-17.
Dennis Johnson contributed 25
points for the Celtics. 12 of them in
the third quarter.
UCI takes opener
in own tourney
Higashi, Graham
spark Anteaters;
Gauchos also-roll
The UC Irvine and Saddlcback
women's basketball teams made suc-
cessful debuts in their own holiday
tournaments Thursday night and
each arc one step from rearh1ng the
finals.
Here's how 11 went:
UC lrvloe 75, Nevada-Reno 66: Enn
Higashi, a 63 percent free th row
shooter coming into the game. hit 10
ef 10 from th e line. and center Chen
Graham tied her season-high scoring
output with 24 points as lhe Anteaters
moved into tonight's !'>em1final~ gamt'
against the Univcrs1t) of Victoria at
8.
The Anteaters. who improved their
record to 8-2, came back from an
early deficit to take a 38-33 lead at
SOCCER
intcnmss1on.
UCI won the game at the line. Each
team hit 29 field goals but the
Anteaters were 17 of 23 from the line
compared to Reno's 8of13.
Higashi finished the night with 14
points. Teammates Viclu Simpson
and Jackie Vander Poel chipped in
with IO apiece.
Vandcr Poel added eight rebounds
and Graham blocked three shots.
In other first-round games, San
Jose Staie topped Idaho State, 97-72,
Cal State Fullerton downed Gonzaga,
75-58. and Victona topped Baylor.
71-62 /
The loss dropped Nevada-R-dio to
4-6.
Saddleback 82, Antelope Valley 84:
Corona del Mar High product
Heather Estey poured in 24 points to
lead the Gauchos 10 the lopsided
"ll'tory over the Marauders.
The v1c1ory movesSaddleback into
toni~t's 6 o'clock championship
!>em1final contest against Santa
Monica. which stopped Palomar,
68-60.
Oilers, Vikings keep
their title hopes alive.
scored three 11me!. tor the victory.
Next up for the Oilers 1s a Saturday
contest (4:25 p.m.) against powerful
Capistrano Valley.
Sports on TV for weekend
The rain couldn't stop the people at
Huntington Beach High from squeez-
ing in 32 soccer games Thursday on
the first day of the Oilers' tour-
nament, but all games scht'dulcd for
today ha ve been pushed back until
Saturday
When everything was settled, both
host Huntington Beach and Marina
were among the eight teams still ah~t:
for the championship.
Marina. meanwhile, will face La
Quinta Saturday at 8 a.m. in third-
round champ1onsh1p bracket action.
The Vikings and Beverly Hills tied
1-1 with Manna advancing on pen-
alty kicks in the opener. Dan Le Fran-
cois had the lone goal for the Vikings.
then Barry Kyler saved the first two
shots in the penalty-kick session. TELEVISION
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Ouke or .\labama-Birm1ngham. KNX (1070).
7 or 11 p.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL.'( al State
7:30 p.m. -PRO BASKETBALL: Clippers at Lakers.
KLAC (570). KIEV (870).
7:30 p.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Oral Roberts
at UCLA. KMPC (710).
Sunday
TELEVISION
9:30 a.m. PRO FOOTBALL: NFL divisional
pla)ofT -Chicago at Washington, Channel 2.
I p.m. -PRO FOOTBALL: AFC divisional playoff
-Pittsburgh at Denver. Channel 4.
RADIO
9 1() a.m. -PRO FOOTBALL. Chicago at Washing-
ton 1-."-JX ( 1070)
I pm -PRO FOOTBALL. Pittsburgh at Denver.
KNX ( 1070).
4 p.m -PRO SOCCER. La1ers at W1ch1ta. KWVE-
FM ( 101<)
7 p.m. -PRO BASKETBALL. Phoenix at Clippers.
KIEV!870~ .
7:30 p.m. -PRO HOCKEY: Philadelphia at Kings,
KWVF-FM (108).
Monday
TELEVISION
Noon -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Peach Bowl -
l'urduc vs. Virgjnia, Channel 2.
5 p.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Bluebonnet Bowl
-TCU vs. West Virginia. Channel I 3.
The Oilers advanced the hard wa\
-on penalty kicks in each game.
Huntington Beach and Tustin battled
to a 1-1 tie in regulation with Jim
Hagen getting the goal with an ass1 sJ
from Robert Howerton. The Oilers'
Jason Martinc1 then blocked three
Tiller penalty kicks to give Hunt-
ington Beach the victory.
The Oiler'i 'then faced Santa Ana.
and once again the conte'it ended in a
1-l deadlock. Martinez. who had the
Oilers' lone goal in regulation. once
again switched from ~weeper tn
goalkeeper and again blot:kcd twu
penalty kicks while h1~ teammate~
Marina then edged Palos Verdes,
2-1, as Pat Penner and Brett Harris
tallied to gi ve the Vikings a 2-0
advantage and Marina held on. It was
the thud time this year Marina has
beaten Palos Verdes.
Newport Harbor and Rancho of
Las Vegas battled to a I-I tic with the
Sailors advancing to the second
round on kicks. There they were
bl?tilkcd b} fapcranza. 1-0. Jim
McMahon had the Sailors' tone goal
an the first game.
BARONS GAIN SEMIS • • • From Bl
Vikings.
The loss puts Marina (7-6) in
today's fifth-place semifinals against
Estancia (I 0-1) at 4:20.
Footblll H, Co1&a Meaa 61: The
SaddJeback 85, Westmlntter 51:
The Roadrunners (7-3) had four
playeN with 15 points or better, led by ,
Bryant Walton (25) and Joe Deal (22)
in eliminating Westminster (J.. 7).
, Fullerton in Reno Toumc). KEZY ( 1190).
,,--------------'-----------------------------------------Mustangs lostoneoftheirbest sco~ with the ~me less than a mmute
It was out of hand at the end of the
first quarter (24-12) and Saddleback
eventually hit 21 o(38 free throws by
virtue of 30 Westminster fo uls.
/t.MJ FM Otgitot ETR Puih&utfol\, Digital nme
Display, Autor•verse, Dolby, Tope EO,
Cossttte Pr09rom S.orch, Sepor~ Bou &
Trebt..
gone. and 10 turn, lost to the Knighh
and were eliminated from the tour-
nament.
The officials called Mntt Judd for a • t b
nasrant rou1 for using a forearm l<1 Pira es eaten
push an opponent away and he was i t t
ejected. n ournamen
"I didn't even sec It and neither did
the other coach." said Costa Mesa
Coach Tim Parsel. "It took us a while
to get over the shock ofthnt. Then we
played rea1 wcJL•'
Judd, avero.ai ng 18.2 points Q gittne.
left with just two points. and, of
course, the rcboundmg potential of
the 6-S senior was lost. too.
Jud Dutttsac scored ll points to
lead Foothill into today's consolatjn
semifinals aan1nst addlcback. ,
The Mun~. S·5. manaaed to
pull to within one (44-43) wiih J :SO
remaining in the third quaner, but the
Knlahts scored the final seven points
oftbc quaner includ.lna a 2S-footcr at
tbc buuer by Oary Myers-.
Mitch Pclichowslo scored 28
points and added seven a 1sts for
C-0 ta Mesa. while Karl Kimme had
10 points and IS. rebound and Derck
Louden addod J 2 point~.
SAN DIEGO -J.J. Jackson
notched 32 points to lead Imperial
Vall.P' to an 86-73 win over Oranae
Coast in first-round actil>n of~ Sen
DiCZO" Mcs1t Basketball Tournament
Thursday ni~t.
It was the sixth win in the lasueven
outings for the Arabs (10-4). Oranic
toast. which drop(>cd to s.:4, was to
play in the consol.atton 5'mlfinals this
af\cmoon.
Shauahn Ryan conunued bis
11cady play, notching 20 points with
nine rebounds and five assists and
O:imn Morton taJlied 16 points to 10
with c1aht rebounds.
Down 43-31 at the hl\ILOCC cut 1t
the deficit to eight point with 9:23 to
play. but bchtnd the outside ~hooting
of Jack on, Imperial Valley wu able
to ~trctch it out a&&in.
The Arab connected on S6 pcrtCnt
from the floor white OC' alto hit
lwttcr than half •t~ 1ho1" VO or '8).
FoR THE REcoRo
H8A
WHTlltN COHP'IAINCI Pec.Hk OM'*'t w L .. C1 Ot LA LUtn 20 10 .. ,
llttloanlx 16 14 533 4 Port Ian<! 14 ,. 467 ' LA~' 14 17 452 '"" Slattlt 14 11 •S1 ,.,.,
GOIOan Stal• 10 19 .:MS 91/f
MlctwMI Divis.Ion
Denver 11 II •71 H~1ton 11 13 567 ,,,.,
Oallea I• 14 soo > l Utell 14 I• 467 4"'1 ,.n Antonio 14 17 4S2 ~ K111 .. 1 City 11 17 393 '"" IASTlltH CONfll9tlNCI
I ott on A ••lltlc Otvbloll
7S s 133 PtlfledelOlll• n 6 714 ,
We..-ilneton 17 13 S67 • New Jar .. ., 13 11 433 12
New York 12 20 m ..
Clfttl'll DM1loll
Mllweuk" 20 II '4S
C11lc.llvo " 14 Sl3 3 J ~atrolt lS I• 517 • Alle nre 12 II 400 ,.,
ln<llena 7 21 2SO 11~.
C1e11el1n<1 6 21 212 12
Tllur Mtav'• Scorea
Boaton 111, I.A Cl1Pc>an 103
Clllcavo 112, Clavetan<I 108
San Antonio 141, Port11n<1 170
Ken .. , City 96, Hou11on t2
GOiden Slate 101 SH lllt 9t
T..-t'1 Gl mH
LA L•llan •I Denver
Detroit 11 ln<llena
New York e t New J1r1tv
Attente 11 We1111n111on
Pllll1<1e11>11la 11 Uten
Oellu•al Plloanf1t
Celtks 111, Clippers 103
&OSTON (Ill) -Bird 6·1S 1·1 ll
M.txwett S·12 S 7 IS. P1rf111 1·12 2·3 II
Afnoe S·I 0·0 10. 0 Jonnt.0n 11· 17 3·4 2S.
McH•la 10· 13 7·1 27, Widman 1-) 1 • •.
Clerll 0-2 2·2 2, Kit• 0 I 0·2 0, 9ucknar 7·S
0-0 4, C1rt111e 0-0 O·O 0 Totel1 ..... n ·ll
Ill.
LA CLIPPlltS -Brl<111emen S· I• 0·0
10: Ce11t '· 10 1-1 13, Welton 7· 12 S·S 19.
Nlaon IO·n 2·2 n . Srnllll 9·21 3·S 71. M
Jonnson 1·4 1·2 3, Catchlnvs 1·7 o-o 2.
Donald'°" 1·2 1·2 S, Werrldl 3-4 0-0 6,
Gor<IOn O•O 0-0 O, Wllflt 1· I O·O 7 Muronv
0· l 0·0 0 To1111 45·93 13· 17 103
Scere by Oii•~• Bosron 21 37 11 ~Ill
LA CU00tr1 24 31 26 12-103
Foulac:I out-NOM Rtl>OUnd,-Bollon S7
(Biro 13), Loi Allffl.I• 49 (Welton 12>
Anf1t1-Bo1ton 1' (Bird ll). Lo' Angele1
11 (Nixon 7) Tota l toull-Bo11on 19, LO\
Anvete1 25
At11111<11nct -IS.371
Coleee Korn
EAST
Sr Pt1er'1 '3 Monmoutll SJ
SOUTH
S Alabama 90, Alabama St IS
Tennanff 77. Lelev•ll• 51
MIDWEST
OtPt ul 17, Crtfollton 58
N Oekol• St 9'2, N ColOrtOO 11
Nortllw11tern '1, Butler S8
Younv11own St 70. Clevete nO St "3
SOUTHWIST
Ark ·Llllla Rock 11. SE Lou11•1na 13
WIEST
Lovole 9?, IH ·e.n.okllM 61
E w1111lnvron IO, St LOUii 74
ltOCICllES
TllCH h ell 76. COiorado 7S IOI)
TOUltNAMIHTS
ArreWllMd Tournal'IWll'll
Claremont ~. Oravon Tech S7
Oor<lt C041 104, Simo'°" 74
Point Lome 70, No••• Da me COii S7
St1nl1lau1 14, UC Sante Cruz 10
Fer WMIOln k
Oreoon s.s, 01vl<1110t1 SO
Cellfornle SS, Portland SI
Hellcl9y Feattvll
Nortll Cer011n1 SI 80, Rut~r\ 68
SI John'\ 7 7 Old Dominion 66
Relnbow Clan k
Semlllnah
Geo<gle Tech 6S We1111ngron S8
Maryland 7'. Hewell 11
Con..i.nen Brec1111
Arken111 14 Iowa St 19
Iowa 59 Cornell S6 1011
Red Lectst<er Claulc
Onto St U Tenn ·Cll1rta no<>11• 67
SletM>n 66. Florl<la A&M S6
SUMr 9oWI
Alaoama n , New Orla1n1 SS
Vfrolnle 66, Penn SI S4
UHLV HoftOly Oetik
Kan1u SI 7S, Pen Amerlcen 68
Ntva<la·La1 VeoH 71. Arll81\lll St 11
COf#t\UNITY COLL•OI
~ Velev 16, Oranee CMst 73
CS.11 Olew MeM Tev~)
IMl'llttAL VAL.L•Y 116) -J.CklOf'I
)2, •1n11 I, Bowman '· Purvis 13, Ch4lmber1
'· Hett 1), Ht wlo.IM '· Cerlt< 2 Tot1l1. >f • 1, ..
09tANOI COAST (U) -Jol'lntlon II,
OOU<llla 10, Mof'ton "· ltvan to. Or1111 '· Herrloen I, Toomev 7, A.OOv'lctl 2.
F1nT1ar O. Mullet 0 Totela )0 1)·17 13
H11t11me lmoerlal Valltv, '3·)1
Total lout1 lmoerlal VeUtv ,,, Orenve
Co.11 11 HIGH SCHOOL
Ma-.r o.I 5', 8atanda S1
(Ortnet Cleukl
ISTANCIA Ul) -LodewOOCI 10, C141·
rnttnll 21, Mooney 14, Steme>s 6, Van Ootltll
O. Furln O!. Covey 0 Tote lt 17 11·21 SI
MAT•" 011 Ut ) -L•wfa 16. Mltehell
II, Thoma• 6, Dwyar o, PaabOdv o. IC.tlfy '·
O'Connor 0, Mounce 0 Tolel1 n 12·70 5' k -by ouan.n
Ellancle 10 9 12 70-SI
Mater Del I 16 II 1-.S6
Totel loul1 hr111Cla 16, M.tttr Del 1',
Foulac:I ~' Tl>Omet (MO), Ci.mtnll (E)
,ountaln V• .. v 71, LltuM H•s SS
(Or•"ta Clank)
l..AGUNA HILLS (SS) -G1rcl1 IS,
Sllll1t11 21, Conr1<11 I, Relle 0, lttnvftr 4,
HellcJIY 4, Cri.etwOOd 3. Stevtl\1 0 To1111
21 1>·21 SS
flOUNTAIN VALLIY (7SI -Briceno
19. Horner I, M.trlln n , L Zeno 6,
Emerson 7, N1111a 2, KoetKll 2. Scott O
GorOon 4, E Zeno 5 Torels 21 19·27 7S
k -bY Ou•,...,t
Leouna Hitt• 9 17 9 20-SS
Fountain Velltv 13 19 2S lt-1S
Tota l tou11 L1oun1 Hiiis 11. Foun•e ln
Vallav >S, f:ou1ec1 out sa111n11 (LH)
Orenee so, Marlnli 31
<Onnea Cleulcl
MAltlNA (Jtl -Geor11tM>n '· Quinn '· t<nu1f 16, Crene 6 Pf 2, Crelt 2, Neumenn 0
To1111 16 6·t ll
ORANGE (SO) -Mclnllrt 3. MeCov 0,
Henorv 20, B1r>ran0 '· Aoln 16. Pa11 o. HOiman S Tor111 22 6-10 SO
k«• by Ollerten
Marine 10 10 6 12-Ja
Orenva l7 12 12 1-.so
Total• foul• M.trlna u, Orenva t
Footh• '8, Cos ti MeM 61
(OraNe Oink)
,-OOTHILL 1611 -Outrf..c 21, Mnrs
9, Lelr<I 12, 8rto111 12, Perker 2, Curren I
Gort 11 Tor111 7S 11·2S 61
COST A MISA 1611 -Strokh 3, Lovoen 12, Kimme 10, Pttlcnowskl 21. Ju<IO 7,
Cerllee •· Mcllrov 1 To1111. 24 13· 1' 61
kor• bY Oll•r'Mn
Footl'lfll 20 12 19 17-.e
Coale M.tw 13 IS IS l~I
Totel IOUI\ FootlllU 17, Coll• Mela 16
S.ddlebacll IS, Westmlns'9r SI
(0 H1191 0.Hlc)
Wl.STMINSTIR (SI) -Dave< 6, Love I. Oavl1 3, He rrli I, R. Smith 6 Bien 2.
Ocl>OI 4, Austin 0, Scflurman 6, Coooer 2. J
Smltll 2. Hurd 4 101a11 21 9·13 Sl
SAOOLl9ACI< llSI -S-nte Cru1 7,
PettrllOn IS, B. Welton 2S. M Welton IS,
Deel 2?, GOl<lllll 4, Cola 2 Tot111 32 21·3'
IS kore by Ou1r1W1
Wt1tmln1ter 12 II 18 IC>-SI
Sa<l<l~oack 2• 11 n 21-tS
Totll fovlt W11tmfn1ter 30. SaOdteoacr..
lS Foui.<! out Harrll IWI R 5"'1111 (WI
G04<1an (S)
NewpOrt Harbor 14, DOU91H 44
(C.P4tll CltY Oenkl
Nl:WPOAT HAltM>ft (Ml -Mua 19,
MeGevren 16, Fraser 10. Beocll 2. Soren11n
10, Lln<IHY 2, Truonv •• A LM ), M LH
I, HeY<lu 4, Torell O Totall 37 IC>-12 14
DOUGLAS 144) -Ven Wlnkla 9, Rlc111er
2. Htrn~lll 14, Hlff S. Mlilt k 1 Ari.tn S
AKuag• • TOlll\ 14 16·1t ..
Sc-by Ou•rton
Newoorl Harl>Of 77 2S 14 ~
Oouvlal 7 IS S 17-44
Totaf foul\ Nawooct Hart>or n , OoulllH
1/1 Fouled OVI HtrnMlll (0 1 Ttclln1Ctl
Newoort Co.en OtBulk (NH l
Edison SO, Sperh 41
(Capllel ClfV Clan k)
EDISON (SO) -Prine.a 4, Ammenn U
McConnell 2, Cole 7 Ou8011 1, Katon• 1
Smith •. W11eetwnor11 7, Coenen I $an<! "l<I' O MaroullH O To1a11 17 16·21 SO
S .. ARKS (42) -Ver K O 10 BMI 3
Conklln 2 Suw n .. a I GtorlOM> 9, Pinto 6
Tolel\ 1• 1•·20 •7
Seer• bY Ollan.n
E<ll1on 9 18 10 1)-SO
50ttk1 9 IS II 7-•2
Tota l foul' E<ll\<in 13 . Sperk\ 16
Cenvon 11, Unlvenl1V 6 I
(Clnvon Toumement)
UNIVERSITY 1611 -Pt u•\On • Arnold
11 w .n1tow a Sto11oli 7 G auer II
Men•ren1 2 Sa oo 7 Drtitvle • Gra11 1r O
Ferre• O P1tcneu o To1111 26 9·71 61
CANYON 1121 -P roctor 1 LOOtJ 16
Soenetr 1 Rl1>oe • S•e•n 11 Mury 1 Rum
lS Gereio 7 Je..,,., 2 Tot111 30 12·7• 11
Sew• by Qu1r1W1
Unlve<lllv II 10 17 11-61
C1nvon 12 16 17 211-n
Total tovl1 Unlv1r11ty 19. Cenvon ?I
Fouled OUI Gte\'°" IU)
"Our store Ls magnlflcent-
our staff Ls the {lnest -
our prices ... incredlble!f"
eatM Graftdt '8, trvin. U
tC..We11 Tw~J
llOUA CNlANDI 1611 -Cao 14, A~I
2, ltudy 4, Yelder 10, N1uv1111 f, SwOOOde 7.
Grevtt n. Tot1I• n 24·34 61
ltlVINI (65) -P1tcl\tll 4, S Ttm\lrt 70,
HtrrlllQ 7, Moctrl •. kl'lulJ 12, Jno<ld'I 6, It nt 10, •11dwl11 2, M4lt ,,,_., O T 011•• 2'
13 nu k-. ... av......
llolM Grllld9 17 U ,. n-..
Irvine If t> " 11 ....... s Total lollll aou .. Gr111C1e 20, Irvine 1'
FOUied out Pt lelltl (I), s Temure (I),
Sll04dv (I). TKM!al Swot>odl l&Gl.
ft•Clftca 11, w ........ 47
(llne·Olln* llMtllleMI)
WOOOIMUDOI 147) -TownMnd s.
Cryer•. LvOll 2, Murf/fly 1', Y~ 3. lrn11
'· SUhlVtll •• l(Mft 7 Tot11t 11 \Ht a .. ACl"l(A (Sl ) Sflumwt y 7,
lrOOow•lll 7, Brodi 23, Short J, Brown 2,
Ttle41 12. H•" , Totelt 11 lS-2• SI ~-.~ WQ04Mldff 5 14 t l,...._.7
Pecttice 10 ' 10 n-s1 Tolel foul•. WOOdbrleloe 22, PKltlC. I•
F°"'41<1 out TownMllCI <WI. BrYatl (W),
Brodow•kl <P l.
Hllitl Kftetl KOrM
04llAHOI ..OUOAY CLASSIC
~Olla,,.,....
Et ~ 60, L.all.twOOd 49
Fountekl Vellev 75. L111una HUii SS
Or •not SO, Merine ll
M.ttw 0.1 S6, E "111Cl1 SI
CtMtlellell 0U•l'1ilrflnlh
Sad<ltebKll u. Wesrmln.itr S 1
Fooltllll 6', C0$11 MeM 61
Dena Hiii• Sl, Troy u
Sanle Clere SI, Vlllt Peril. 21
T9deY'l kMdule
CeM9Mllell Semlflnel1
11 IS-Saddi.o.cll Vl Footnlll
1-0ene Hllll v• Sant• Clar e fllflfl"'9ct~I
2 .0-LalltwOOd v\ L•11una HIM\
4 2C>-E•tencfa v\ M.trin•
CM~ SemfflMlt
t-EI MocMn• n . Fovnteln Vellt y
I-Mater 0.1 "' Or•noe satvrdlV'• SdMduMI 3-Flftll p1ec,e flna11
4.4o-<onM>11tl011 !Inell
• 2C>-Tlllr<I place llnet1 e-c11ame>lon~lo final\
l ltlU·OLINOA INVITATIONAL
Cel\Mlallell Olla11W11nets
Peclflc.a Sl, WOOdbrl<lllt 47
x11urr '3. Anari.lm SO
"'"' ltt\lft<I Mlulofl Vlalo SS, Pomon• ~ (2 ot)
Fullerton 61, Of1mon<1 Bar S6 tor)
Haci.n<le H1lvnt1 Wit'°" 62, S•venne 44
Lo•re 47, Sonol'• >t
T .. Y'I Sc:lleduM c .......... 041•11efi1M!~
11 ~Pomon• V\ Dlamono Ber
I \~SavaMI VI Sonore
O\amflMMlllcl OU•~
3--Mlu lon "~'° "' Fut1ttron • 4S-SUnnY Hills VI El Oor•Oo
6 JC>-HH WllM>n VI Lo.re
I l~La H•llf• vs 8rea·Olfn<la
CANYON TOUltNAMINT
"'"' ltt\lft<I Bolu Gre.n<le 61. Irvine 6S
Ce"von n. Unlverl!lv 61
E IC>tr•nta '7. LOI Aml901 43
Sante Ane 51, Cvoren 49
T•Y't kMdUla >-lrvlne n . Cyoreu
•.JO-Ul\lver1fly v1 Loi Amlvo1
6-Boba Greno. "' Sant• Ana 7 30-Cenvon v1 E1oer1n11 satvrcleV'• ScMdUll
• »--con110latlon flnels
11-1n1r<1 place flnell
1 7 .»-<:llemolon~lp lll\al1
CAPITAL CLASSIC
11 C.fMfl CltY, Nw
EOtSOll SO. SPark1 Nev 42
Ntwoort HtrOOf 14, OoulllH Nev 44
Et Toro 6'. Ca rMltl City SS Htv SS
ICAT ELLA ICL.ASSIC
Safvllt 77, Lonv Baacll WllllOn 60
Rencno Atem1101 70, W11tern 60
TO<lav'I ~
CenMlatleft SemHIMl1
l lC>-MJlllken v1 ROiiing Hlll1
~Wtlltrn VI Long BHcn WllM>t
CM~INP SemHINll1
6 JC>-Rancl>O Al1 mi101 v1 Safvlle
1-K•lella VI 8evtrtv Hlh\
GLENOALI TOUltNAMENT
ln9,.w00<1 49, Loi Al1m1101 41
COLLEGE WOMEN
UC lrvlne 75, Nev1ct. Reno U
(UCI Htlldlv Olu lc)
UC IRVINE (7S) -Hl11ev11 ,. OeM I
Wal•o~ 2. S1mo110n 10, VenOer P~ 10
Bur•e S Grel\em 2• Randa t 2 To•a11 29
11·73 1S
NEVADA-REHO 16') -Harerr 1
TeylOr I i:,,., 1 8Kklev 7 Frv 6 Ler\O<'
26 Sterr lS Tota11 29 8 13 &6
Haith..,,. UC Irvine. le· lJ
To1e1 toul1 UC Irvine 13. Neveoa·Reno
70 Fouled out Hertm INR I °""' SCOftl Se n JOH Stell 9·7, IOeno Slalt 11
Cel State Fu111r1on 7S, Gonzeoa S8
Victor•• 71. B•Ylor 62
WINES• BEERS• CHEESES
• COFFEE • GIFTS
19700 Beach Blvd.
Newland Center (Corner Adams)
Huntington Beach
, ...
AND MORE!!
AN ENDLESS SELECTION
' FROM All OVER THE
~LD!I
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Oronge Coast DAILY PILOT/Frfdmy, December 28, 1"4 IP
COMMUNITY COLLao a WOMI N Sa .... dl 12, .,,....... v .... 64
IS......'9T~)
AHTIL.Oft• VALL.IV ( .. ) -StelMI ,,
lrlencl I, Jen111m1 21. Gecldft f , Pnna •
HIQlllOWllf 11 Totela 7~ 10·21 t4
IAOOL•9ACK (ll) -Co<1lrer1 14
l!atey t4, Vint\ 2, JOM• ll Lfmetlr~ 4
Cumin 1. Tlvlot f HlllH f Totelt U 14•70 .,
Hafillmt ,.Od .. CMICll, ... ,,
Tote! toui1 AllltlOH llellev I), s.cidle·
MCI<,, Fovitd OUI '""'°" ($), HIVl'ltower (Alll.
°"* '"'" ,.,,,e Mcwllet ... ,~ ..,
LA Trade T.cll M, ltlY91'alclt CC 1'7
Conwlon 14, Co"90t of lllt OtMA 7'
HIGH SCHOOL WOMaN
Mater o.I SJ, WMdbf1clel SO
<•4IMll·Me11M T__,_.)
W0009'tl001 ts•> -Ker. CauM¥ 10
K.. Ceu.-v II, Lvon 11, lllOfa"-m I
Whon I, D1111t11 6. Of>o o Tote!\ n •·•> so
MATl lt 011 UJJ -M Ge l\t'V 1•
Ma111r1 11. wooo l. G G11nev ••· enerman
2. W19naf 4, O'lrf1111 2, Olen! I Totel\ 21
IMI 53 Seer• bv ,.W'locl,
WOO<lbrl<l9t 14 II 13 S C>-SO
M.t1er Oef f 16 13 12 >--SJ
Total touts WOO<lbrldff 73 M.tfar Dt
14 Foute<! oul Ellarma11 !MDI. W tOI' IW)
Ket Ce uWY (W)
Marini 47, HIHltlnefon ... di a1
(ld1Mn°Mtr1N TournamMt)
MAltlNA (47) -K1r~uo 9 Sm1111 17
Cri.rroln IS, Kueller 2 Brtw11u 7,
KHulke 0, Orever 0, DUTron 7 Tote11 70
7· 17 .,
HUNTINGTON IEACH 011 -Pem~•
10, Murrey 1 HOltO•• • Hlrll'l'le~ l. "• ti
I, Lune I 8tcllt• • To11,1 1• S· I 17
Sc«• llY Ou•nen
Marina 1 I• 13 ll-•7
Hun11nv1"" &•"" 10 10 a t-31 To111 fou•1 Marne 11 Hunr • .,g1on BHtfl
13
Edllon 47, Slvtnne 41
( l:Clllon ·Marine T OUl"ftlmll"lf J
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0«111 9, Kourv 2 Sntc>hero 6. 8 urn1 •
W!Nlam1 0 Tot111 ll !S 21 41
IOISON (411 H1n11tne v I Ollburn
13 Notfsf1t11er 10 r. •• l Ht rman 1 R..o<I t . Kenda 7 T 111' 71 S IS •1
Scel't llY Overtwi
Sav1nn1 6 13 I 1-•I
E<llM>ll 6 12 u 15-41
TOlll IOU!\ ~··•~"• 19 E<ll110n 17
Fouled oul Wl•Ha""' •St
F~nt•l.n VlhY ... El Toro so
( I df 14111 ·M.trlnl T ournal'IWl!'ll I
l'OONT AIN VALLEY (61) -Hen<lieY •
Wahn 1' Coo• ll C:aower I G•trtrow1ill
11 Young!><o<>d 1 , •~,on 7 Lawler 11
Tote's 27 1•· 1 6'
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'· K•I N-c•e l ./toe 71 Lowe O Ktr
Nl<ktl O To•o•1 20 10 71 SO
Sun bV Quer'Mn
Founlafn Vauev 70 17 le 13-68
El Toro IS 16 IS 4'-SO
11
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Oftltr ScerM
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Lo.rt •9 E1oe•1~ze l7
Footnoll 63 G <J He•OO< W1$11 7•
OcMn V1-w lS, Klrttland 34
(GIN Teurnam~t)
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Vl1ello1 17 Z1ne111 S Tor111 11 l·S JS
KIAKLAHO (>4) Zeoela 10, Oen 12
Fleck 1 Soaoe 10 Sieonen'°" O Tota' 17
0-0 34
Seer• bv Ou•l'1W•
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Tore lou' Oc,.." v.,.., • K1rkla n(l •
Sii i c ondlflons
SOUTHERN CALIFOftHIA
GREEN VALLlY 36 dtPI~ 0 new
Deck~ OOw(j•r 100 o~r ~•"' (ll>e'
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SHOW FOREST 7• •I Ctot• ~ '"
oackeo oowoer 100 otrcen• ootn
SNOW SUMMIT -2' 36 0.C>''1 0 ne ..
oeckeo oowoar f rm oeclc..O oo ... o.r n1M
11111 ooen
SNOW VALLEY -•l·.O Oei>"' 0 ~ew
oa ckeo oo ... oer 100 otrcent ootr
...,. MCCIW
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ow.~ aradlet
(~eNI 9tlUl'ld)
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1 Hunll"9ton &each w1n1 on ~•llv klekl
Hvnl•"9IOI' Beocll tcMl"9 M.art1ne1
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E 1renc1e 1 Beverly H '' O Cerr to\ 7 GerOt!'I Grove
Tu\tol' 3 Lt ul •,,_. I
Da ne H \ l (tM8<1V 0
Rel\Cl'lo Allmlloi I Noire Dame 0
<Note Tooay•s games OCKIOOlltd Jnt I
Saruroav 1
LOt Alaml10I
THUlllSOA Y'S ltlfSUI.. TS
(-."' Of 60·nlttil 4'Uart.r1ler11 rMtllfMI
FlltST RACE. 3SO yeroi
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Or Cernine <Oelomt>al
Soutllw1n<1 R.,...-Traawrtl
Tmt ll SJ
SECOND ltACE. lSO vero1
AweM>mt AOO'-o !OrekJnl 1160
Jolln Ce•vln 8or<I)
Merk Otr Favorite 18rooo 1
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120 )00
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12 EllACTA (3·•1 01•0 0000
THIRD AACE 400 vtrO\
St 81•ett" Caroo11 11 IO
T ~ Tov Zuftll
II rl) n "! T """'" Tme 2071
FOURTH RAC£ olOO veros
Re " Hirn En v 1 Tr1• 1• IO
F v•!tll Un0t0 18tr<ll
Ott TM C11ar1 l0cll041
Time 7011
UEXACTA tlO I Pll0 "920
fllFTH RACE SSO o•OI
M•C""'"'•vne m For l IO
F elnt< De' l~ar•
C"UClra 9eer Ocl'\Ot
Tme 11 03
, 11 EXACT.A IS·" Pa10 ltecl
SIXTH RACE 170 ... ro1
i:~· M•CktV Ore• '"I • 4() 1nf11t•on tieoge ,z .,1e1I)
BODDV Of> On H Gorc1e 1
T me '100
U EXACTA I 2 l)e 0 M7bC
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.. ~. '11
120 160
l20 HO H Q
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760 S20
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S1 EXACTA :>I ~•a '~'~
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Hoon•n••' •I C:ero«u 6 60
Mv Sta r! "'' • T rtru.i•t
Htr1vv R•" H Ciert a
T mt 700S
S2 IEXACTA JS DO•<I \lllO
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NHL
'60 IM u o , .. uo
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Vt~ • 24 4 20 '°' l'4
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ClllC.IOO " 16 > lS '° ,.
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TorO!llO ' 2S s 17 '°' 170
WAL.IS COMfl••INC•
.. atrldr ~
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NY llenoer1 11 II s Tl 110 142
Adllnlt ~
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·~·lo lJ 12 • 35 127 lot
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New Jlf'MY '· Toronto 1
MOnlrMJ S, ~ l
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N •11111-et auHato
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LO\ Ancitift • l 1 °"""' "'"' ...... I LOI Anoelft, Olomt 24 <MoltosM,
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lllOI U l. MOllOMll, LA maior (lletrflftol,
I )I, Niii. lot (trlppinv). l'.JI. ~n.
LA. (lrh>olnel • ss. Kat"9'" '°' (holdlnel. lS 5', Otom-a. LA Clrle>c>lntl, 17:09, Slnwner,
861 (11191Mtk:illnvl. If'«), Weill, LA
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boaT<lintl), S 4'. O'ltelltv. Bos (c:Nr9f.no),
17 43, HlfOV LA ll'IOl<ll119l. 16.S7; O'Connell, lo• (trlc>oin9 ), 11'41
Tlllrd~
I to.ton f:er~ 20 (Mlcldleton,
M-•OUrYl. 1 ll 9 llostOfl, I{-I
O"Conneill l-o:I 10 Lo. A._ia, Smith IJ,
13-24 II 90$ ton 001!N1Y 1, 13:34 11.
~ton r<•.-t <S.W-OonMllvl.
16 SS P9na'llh-KH0« SOI maJOf (flvn1·
·"9) S 2S Snlllfl LA malo (flontlngl US.
0 COMel. lol (erou-cnockl1t11l, lCUf,
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c.o.11u-&o110fl ouu..-11 < 12 "'°" ... \IVM). lllafl ol MCond KM "' ll·f) L.o.
A--. EIOO• 140-~).
OMS! ... fliftlne
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NEWl"OttT LANDING {NawHrt
... dll -le •"9 en S7 K\Jlp,n " roct.
'''" 106 white 1·1~ • btil. 13 ~.
11 mac1<t<et
OANA WHA•F -II ~' 110 beu
2 macktret I 1nffOlMOCI
lwlNES! BEERS! CHEESES!
COFFEE! GIFTS! ACCESSORIE_S!
BUTIERCREEK CELLARS
SAUVIGNON BLANC
=-$2"~; ..
TOUCHSTONE RIDGE
CHAMPAGNE
cmoare
;, !h BrancJs
i' 11()00
Sate
Sacrtltced II
·oe11c1ous
Way Below Coltt
HURRY!
~URRY!
WE ARE
LOADED WITH
CHRISTMM
GIFTS! All
REDUCE Oft
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84 Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /Friday, December 28, 1984
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. . COMPLETE NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS, 85
MUTUAL F UNOS Study shows decline in confidence •
NlW YOIOt'1A.Pl Ceroni IOV. 119' Snort IOU NL 10~ HIV J91 •II PM1a 10,.1133 lncom I.AO NL ~•Ch ~NJJi NEW YORK (AP) -American
business leaders are growing less
confident about the state of the
economy, but th is reflects a matunng
of the economic recovery and not a
downturn. the Conference Board said
Sunday.
• The economic expansion has been
going on so long that "buMness
leaders are less inclined than the)
were to repon that \)usine!.!. con-
d111ons are improving." Lora S
(olhns. director of l Conference
NEW YORK (AP) -The foflowlng llst shows tne Over • the • Counter slocks and .warranrs fhat have gone UP
the most and down ll'lf most based on
PerCtn1 of finanoe for hursday No secur lies trading below S2 or 1000
sDern are Included ~et and Percenta~e cl'lllnges are the
erenct befwun "' r.revJous closing bk! price and Thur1iay s ast bld price u s Name Last
r
Pel.
I FelrNbl ~·· UP p -1 2 WMI~ Up 6.7 3 grier s 4 Up 1, ~ ' LOQ pf 4 Up , .. s Vl[ram r Up '~· 6 M eris ~ UP I ·i 7 TClv un 'I• UP 11.
I MercE un ~ UP 11 1 Palfex '·'J UP 111
10 Pho Iron .,. Uo 11.1
OVER THE COUNTER
NEW YORK (API 1 11· 16 1 IJ· 16 NASDAQ auotetlon1 BtwTom llt )'"1
thowlt>O hiOMll blelt Butf•l1 l3vt 33.., W IOWHI offerl bY BU<nc>S 1 1\\
mtr11.i m.kln •1 of 4 CNL Fn 2'-Jl4
o.m. ThurM!Av Prlcft CPT 6~ '"" 00 nol Include relel CelMIC 1'-1141 mer1luo man.aown or CelWtr ' lO,., > 1 '> commlu lon tor CanonG II'-It
Tllund9v CaMad '"'° 7 StoKll IMCI Au Ca11Sw1 IS"" 16'1•
A APC1 V, Cetu1 9 t 1'\ A MCP '--\Ii CNmS 1 16, 16''>
°"'''°" DYnKll E•tVen EconLb
EOCmo EIPu
ElderB Eledlo EleNud
E!Modl Emcor EmPAtr Et19Cnv EnR1v
A~L I ~>,o j vt C9nle0t t •n t
AUOln tl4 " ChmL.. 1S 16 Acultev 11 l'J 1 -\Ii Che\UI , 21\o 12 > Entw"li
AdacLt> ~ 'l'l Clrllco l -, 3 E a!Otl ~ Jr~ ll~ Cl'ISGe If • If'-FtmG MvClr "' 7 CIJUI A 11 , 11• FedGto
lf<clYltcn s .... li CllUI B 2"1· 71>,. Fldlcr A"B"' 14"4 CterkJ 2411> 25 FIEmo Allcoln St CIOwCp 9 t • F IWnF n A!I'Cll 1 1 I '" ColrT.. 16 • I~ FINFI 1 AFur11 •• ,. ColoGet 1·37 1·16 Fturoco
A.GrHI 31" ~"4 ComOH 6''n 61''> Fon.r ANM1A f-16 I ·31 CmlShr 11 , I Wt For Am ANllM 7'"4 CmwTI 74>,o 2514 F0te1IO
AllllA I • 16 ,._ C0t.St ~ «'41 FtMSG
Board's business condi11onr. anal}~I\
depanment, said.
The Conference Board, a bu~ines~
sponsored research organ1zat1on. ~aid
llS business confidence measure fell
to 57 in the founh quaner of t 984
from 61 1n the prevt0us quaner.
The confidence measure. which
T 11 l.lll ulatl' the conlhknn:
nw."url' the organ11att0n ~J•LI 11
'urvl')l'd I ~00 Lhtl'f cxecut1\.n 111
bu\lnl'\!>C~ ol all lH>eS and \lll'S
lki.ult~ ol lhl' ~urvc) c;howcd that the
cxccut1,c'>' appraisal ofcurrrnt crnn·
om1c cond1t1on\ \agged in thl' founh
quarter
-T,,. IOllowlng quo· Cnt Siil ll.. NL SI Gvt 10 79 NL IDS ND 10 111 SclTch I 79 9 61 Ptucltnllal Bache rwtll r tehonl 1u1>CM•eo bv Cnart Fa • 11 NL Stock IS.. NL IDS Proe • OH )6 594 V•I 11 06 11.IJ AdlPfd 22 t2 NL lllYJI . .
,,,. N•hONI Auocl Clll> Dlt unavall h Ft• 111 NL Mull 10ts llSl Mld AM 600 6W ECIUllV 1071530 SI~ ~·
th<>" ol $Kut111H Cl>e•ll\Ut O '* NL us C.•I I 47 NL IDS T • H 1 >Sf MlclAHl 4 >1 4 11 Gllll "' 10 '2 NL ""' Ind SE o .. ,.,, Inc. .,. CIGNA Fund• FMM .. ty 1 ..... 1 Stock IS S7 ")9 MwBBV 10 so NL CiYISc •,o On1 1'00 !? ~ 1 the 11r1ces •I wtil,n Grwlh 117S 1311 eo..o 6 SI NL S.-1 169 I Of MSB FO 1111 NL HIYlcl ..,, 5
1,,.lf Mt<utlllft HIYl<I t '3 10 It Congri Sl S6 NL V•tlet> Hl 111 M41Gvt 10 1) NL HYMu ll.13 IU e Sin oe F,1 tould n••• l>ffn lncom 61• 11' Conllo t 69 NL ISi Group Mui Befl 11 03 12.0S MuNY 10 13 NL
V'0•1,0uA) I No~' ..!~·h·I MunlB 6 ., I '3 D••lnv 11 31 NL Grwlh • II 6 7S Muluel ot Ome1141. NOtc I I.Sf JHl t P ()p I '' ~" COIONal Funds Oluv 17 9' NL lr>eom 3 77 4 06 A,.,_r 9 U NL OPtlon 14.17 S.20 'IKf
••'"• ~1u• uie• C•PAI>< Eq Inc ?>11 1411 Tr11 Sh 1049 114' Grwth HI UI au.ttv 1S.01 1' lO If elle•l/9 "f!r'fl"uv IJSI 1411 Eacn 430S NL 11\du•lrv 671 NL lr>eom 1.30 902 RKh r 1.)0 NL "'lE r.m.ly CoCJn 4'IO 4',. FICS.1 1470 NL lnl lnYll 10" 111• TA Fre t• 10S2 UlllllV 1113 11'4 :r.: , uses a scale of zero 1.o 100, peaked at
, 76 in the second quarter of 1983. then
edged off through the re~t of that ~ear
"and dechned noticably in fQ84,' the
Conference Board ~·d
Only 5 JX'tet•nt ol the C>.l'rnt1H''>
cxpct·t a her-ta.\ prulit~ 1n thl"11 indU'.-
tric'> to hl' "'>ub~tanuall) tx·11cr" in
11/85 than tn IQ84. thl' ( onkrcntl'
Board \aid
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tn< II 00 Grwlll 9 S6 104S Hllnco I St NL GvtPI U"4Y•ll N•I Avie 917 1001 CelT.tt UMYI~ 11~:1fn•P fl . UllllM IS ff 1 HI Yto , °' 1 '1 HI Yid 11 IS NL ln•P HIV I... NL N•llnd II.. NL C•Pll IMl•••il ir•I ~.,, f Ator~ r JO NL lncom Ut 1 11 LI Mun t 14 NL Ootn UMvell N•I Securllle1 CCArP un.vell r-ln
ADV 19 NL OPlll\C 1 tt I 77 Megti l3 S6 ).C 60 ITB Gro..11 8al•n 14 00 IS Of CCDIP unev•ll trt>OT 6, ::~"''-•o\ I IOI NL OPllnll Mun Bo 6 69 NL lrwBol 9 4t 1012 8ond l 2S 3 SO lnfoSc un.v•ll el~ b .
&·,n" .. 'O, '}li J 11 40 11 0 ~UT• 9169N Holnco 1360 1466 CeTaE "°' 1169 lnl Ea ..... Yell IOft Gr~, TuEa 11 ,, 12. Mt•e 11'7 12 ).C M<olF 10-4 IS06 FeoSec c;.o,g UNV." '"' ,~~ l '1
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71 • 11 > PronH
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6 6 '\ lnBWJn I > 10 Mvrv<:.
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lO '• J1 • Raotn O H'-Revmo 1 I > I"-Ret•H 4 • 4'-R~trH
77 1 71-Ro.OS 1 4'• S ROl>Mev
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your bank leaves
town, where does that
leave you? I" lal<' Dc1·•mlwr. Bank
of Amrrica plan ... to close
il:-. Balboa office here in
ewport Beac h. ow, thi-;
could rauS" problems for
Bank of America rustomers.
But there is a solution,
and it's right nearby.
California First Bank.
We're making our elves
ava ilable if you'd like to talk
about opening an account.
Y011 can make an appoint·
mf>n t to cnmr in and see U!-t
lwfon· or after rq~ular
lmnking hours. w{'·re offer·
in~ 200 free personal checks
per customer and 3 months
without a regu lar mont hly
service charge. We'll even
off er you a smal l safe deposit
box frC'e fo r one year. But
that' only the begin ning.
Ai:, a California First
customer, you 'II fln d our
day-to-day, personal atlen-
.tion to your banking need
really makes a difference.
This is the kind of service
that hai:, attracted and sati ·
fled our customers for over
one hundred year .
If you have any que ·
tion ·,call manag• r Doug
Wood nt 760-JOOL Or com
~e mr at 1090 Bayside Drive.
You 'II flnd wc'r a bank
that' here to stay .
..
On
the , •
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HEW VOtltK (A .. ) O.C. 21
NYSE LEADl RS
UP s AND DowNs
WHAT AMEX Om
NEW YORK (API Dec 21
AMEX LEADERS
NEW VORIC (AP) -S.lft. Fr1dey price
and net ctlenge of tne 10 ~• ed/¥9 American Sloe+. Exi luun, trad no natiooallv al more then .
TIE Comm Ml, t:: + -wanoLab8 3" 2 + '12
DomePtn 27f 111-t. +1·1' ~H~:;.I 741 ~"-etrol.tw _ 61. 4 + ~
E 2.S40IT 1B, 19~ BAT Ind 1 , 41-16 Klrtr,fE •P l , J"-V.rt>allm l , 6 + '-
NASDAQ SUMMARY
GoLo QuorEs
METALS QuorEs
That·sanaptdes rtptlonofboth busine sand
busin people along the Orang Coast. To keep track of
wherecompaniesaregotngandwhi hp opleareh lpin
th mg t th re,ju t wat h 'Cr dit Lin · -every da tn the
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---Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday, December 28, 1984
J'URY Wll'UtERBEAN
THE
FAMILY
CIRCUS
"Don't bring P J out to show him off.
Everyone here either hos o boby-
or hasn't."
MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson
·-·rr:a t..=''----
'"His highness is home!
GORDO
GARFIELD
WHY 15 IT MY COJ'.'.FEE CUPS KfE.P P15 APPEAR.ING?
MOON MULLINS
LOU[) 8. CL.E R ..
TELL LORD P. 11M
NoTSPE:,AklNG
TE t... L L.ADY P. / . r ' · 1AM /.ICST /, .•
TO <5R,AT~FUL . ~ -
(,, HIM-
JUDGE PARKER
TME DOCTOR SAID '(()UR 60VFRIEN0
I S COM IN G TO. THAT HE HAS A CON CUSS•ON I THEY WANT TO l'<.EE'P HIM
HER.E IN THE HOSPITAL FOR :l4
HOUR S O "SERV"'TIQN'
HOW WILL f
c;,E T ~~ME' > rrs s.x
0 CLOC!).1 1
HAVE TO/BC
AT W0Rf<. e--. ~
NINE'
by Tom Batluk DOONESBURY
' ,,
f 111 cr
BIGGSORGE
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.. . " ~-.. . . -.. • • ..,,,. .
by Virgil Partch (VIP)
M•
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"It's gonna be one of those days. J can
always tell."
DENNIS THE MENACE
by Hank Ketcham
SHOE
~. AJ:~ 'TWEt.VE STl?Al~T ~~. WUAT~
'itJl.Jl2 STl<A TEG't" ?. ..
DRABBLE
~U..WE'~ l 'Tal,IN'7UE~
fO 5TA~1UINKJN'
~UT~q.J ..
by Jeff Mac~lty
Cf COUZ~. WE.IO'E. IT WON'T e£ Ne:aGS\Jl<r'. ..
' ,
. ....
by Charles M. Sohulz
by Kevin 1=(gan
~OU~ 1.1.M .. T I. LIKE.
6£.61 ~i i~l'J \llOEO
i'-'€. L.1Tfl£ ~Ii l'\.A~I l'M GOl'<lt-ll\ Pl.~'{ 1''-'l\T
1 L.Q\1€. T~J\i ~NG. ~I. ~ ~i M'( Wf.OOt~I.
NOW 1'M £VeN ~R~
(,L. .. 0 1 WON 'T
6£ n.lE.Re ~ ~ME., W£.fll0'{ 1
FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE
~S HAK1N' ST()Ff FOR
TME. NEW '/~M'S E'IE. f'Pf<rY, AN' IT LOOKS
RWFUL..I > -
CHEESE. ST\JFF, UVER
STurF, OLIVES MIXE.0
UP Wl"TH Fist-\
~~
Hew~ SHE ALWAYS
MAKe..S THAT STUF F
F~ Pf\RiiE.'&?
by Lynn Johnston
by Gus Arriola TUMBLEWEEDS by Tom K. Ryen
by Harold Le Doux
MFANWt1 ll F. f c;,o0oTr CALLEO HOME TO r M()RNtrJ~ CHl>Ct<-1 F rAL..K. TO M"r OA(") I AN'T l littJ<,;, 6LIT THf:;RE s N(.)
WRONL" ~ AN51Nt:R, M1$5
SPEl"JCFR I [ µQPE
HE S All HK,µf
BRIDGE
North outh vulnerable. East deals.
WEST
• J 863
"6 52
NORTH
• A9
AQ9874
52 + A98
EA T
• 52
'K J 3
0 A J 104
• K 3
0 Q873
• 10 7 5 2
SOUTH
• KQJ074
7 JO
0 K 96
•QJ6 ..
The b1dd1ng:
Eat t outh We.t P... l . PHI
PaH 3 0 PH•
Pa.. 3 T Put
Paat Pua Put
Optning lead· Thrt'~ or +
North
2
3 0 ...
Sweden·, Ptr Olov Sundthn ha.'
been an outalandmj( mem~r or h1
cou ntry·~ lntf'rnat111nftl tfam for
many yl'lra now, llt'n"~ an txample
of ht' ltchru11ur. rrnm lht
S weden U S A l'l'Wltrh al Lht rf't nl
World Ttam Olympiad. whirh tnd
d '" a ti '
by Pat Brady
WU~ WU CM'T 9'AME. lHS. CHAOS oN A COIN'tJT'ER /
" WEDE·INC .. IT OUT
By and large, I he Swedes con
ducted a natural auction. South's
three diamonds howed a diamond
value and North's three hearts con
firmed 3 "x Ci\,rd suit. When oulh
bid three no trump it denied a
<iecond heart. o North prt>rerred a
,pade contract to no trump .
OMAR l
SHARIFF ..
Cooslderlng the trump br ak, IL
would !Item that Sundelin haA at
ltut tour lo, rt at hill four spade
rontr ct. Howevt'r, Wett dectdf'd
this was the tim1• lf> makt thf'
dcrept1vt> lead of o low club The
eight wu playf'd from dummy and
Eut would havf' don hf-t to duck.
Rut he Pleet d to eovt'r with the ten
and Sundehn fal carded m1ldJy by
winning with the qut>«•n. Thre
rounds or trump~ reveal <>the ad
new o( a trump If> er.
~c:lar.-r rro ,ed lo the &Ct' of
htarlll and lf'd thP 11utrn. with the
1de_! ~ 1lurtang a d111mond Ir Eaat
--..-
did not cover. When East pfbduced
the king. declarer rufred. A w club
was led to the king and • and
another heart rurf set up t~e 1uit.
Now he ted a club.
H West ruffed, he would be end
played and forrPd to lead a mond
away from the ace. So he pla ed low
CHARLES
GOREN
In the fond hope that his
htld the club jack. Dumm
won. end a diamond wu tlu on a
high htart. Whet.her West r•fted or
not. dttluer would lo1e ,. moN
then one diamond trick, 10 he w11
home with a serendlplto over
trick.
Have 1•• beea ,...,., .... c1 ...
bl u .. 1ta.? Ltt Cwle• G ..... w,
,.. bed,..,. wa1 w-..p ....
of 00 8LE8 for peuJ ucl
takH•t. F•r • cep1 r ~·· 00 BLE booklet, HD4 ti s te
"'Gor n·O.able1," P.O. Ba tll,
PaJ•1ra, N.J . 08005.
Clenet Coachworks, Inc. has re-
opened Its doors as a coachbulldlng
company In the 1930s tradition of
personally detlgned and hand-
crafted automobiles.
The most recent products are the
Serles II Cabriolet, a four-passenger
convertible and the Serles Ill Asha, a
two-passenger automoblle that
comes In a convertible or a hardtop
model. Both automobiles are remi-
niscent of the touring cars of the
1930s.
The handcrafted automobiles, In a
limited edition of 500 units per
series, combine Lincoln Mercury's
dependable mechanics with
Clenet's sense of craft anshlp and
styling. The all steel o ch Is hand-
made and t train Is a
Lincoln Mercury V-8 engine with a
four-speed automatic overdrive
transmission.
In addition to the full power
functions, the Interior Is made to the
specifications of the owner-to-be.
It Includes such exotic materials
as English wool carpeting,
lambswool accents and floor mats,
Engllsh Burlwood Walnut dash with
Tulip wood and Interior trim, Im-
ported Conolly leather upholstery,
Danish teakwood exterior accents
and crystal accessories.
The man behind the rebirth of
Clenet Coachworks, Inc. Is Alfred
"Al" DIMora, who started with
AUDI 50 008 Sedan
Clenet Coachworks when the aut-
moblles were first being produced In
1977. He was 21 at the time and his
first Job was putting the Clenet
automobiles together piece by piece
on the assembly llne. Eventually, he
founded and produced a roadster of
his own called the Sceptre, which
won the Best of Show award In the
Los Angeles Auto Show In 1978.
Much of DIMora's business educa-
tion and experience came from
producing the Clenet and Sceptre
automobiles.
When the Coachworks closed Its
doors In 1982, DIMora decided to
start a business that would supply
Clenet owners with service and sales
for their automobiles, and called It
Contemporary Classics. Through
that bulsness, DIMora uncovered
the need for a club to provide
owners with a central source of
Inf ormatlon on parts, service and
sales. Thus the Classic Clenet Club
was founded In 1983.
The Classic Clenet Club provides
complete restoration for the fewer
than 500 Clenet automobiles In
existence, along with historical In-
formation. referral service, ap-
praisal and brokerage service. The
club also holds an annual Clenet
Owners Meet.
He set up his business in
Carpinteria, where 43 employees
produce six cars per month.
New 198-4 Audi • fully equipped. looded, ti'-.
(#3025) ' N-198.4 911 Correro Totgo Grand Prix White,
1p.c1ol leothet. <ouette, ond much more. ( .# 3172)
• EXAMPLES OF HUGE INVENTORY •
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111w 1M4 • ,_ 4 ._ w. • -SOLD-1Jt11 lllw ltlS --4 ... w. , ... ,._... •Jae
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111w1••-4._W. ... .., -•m• ... l·--4 ......... ...._ "!!! .. 1 ___ 4._W._ II.-.
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• EXAMPLES OF HUGE INVENTORY •
New 1984 PORSCtl: 911 Carrera Tare• Guards Red ................ :r 3151
New 1984 PORSCtl: 911 Carrera C~e Kin Red -SOLD -~3144
New 1984 PORSCtl: 911 Carrera Tll'bo looll Bladt C~e ..... #3219.
New 1985 PORSCtl: 911 Carrera Tarca JMmec Brown ........... #3213
New 1985 PORSCtl: 911 Carrera Tarca Black ......................... #3174
New 1985 PORSCtl: 911 Carrera Tarca Guards -SOLD-.... #3212
New 1985 PORSCtl: 911 Carrera Tar11-Whales Tai wtite ...... #3211
New 1985 PORSCtl: 911 Carrera C~ "1tmtc Brown .......... #3192
.(All prices plus: tax, lie, smog, doc fee, Options. Cars similar to Illustration -Subj
FINEST SERVICE & PARTS.
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New 198.4 9....,. 5 ipffd. wntool poltlMd ...t...11
ca1wtte, much more ( • 3086)
• EXAMPLES OF HUGE INVENTORY •
New t9M rmsa1,.... c.,.. --.t1t Gillr* bet ....... -SOLD-............. •3116
Ntw 1915 rmsal M4 C.... kL-··--·-···-.......................................... #l20I
.... 1915 PORSCtl M4 c... .. ·~-...................................................... •3211
.... 1915 PORSCtl M4 c,... -.o. .... -....... -............... -.................................... ttl217
.... 1915 ~ M4 c,... .. •"--··-··· ................................................ tt321§
.... 1915 rmsal'M4 c,... "'"'"" llllt.*. .................................................. #lllt
.... 19&§ ~ M4 c..,. G.11.t ~ Mttllc... ................................................ #318'
.... 198.5 PORSCtt: M4 c..,. ~ ...................................................... _ ......... #3190
Ntw 1915~M4c..,.-·19'.-............................................................ #3210
New 1915 POltsctl: M4 C..,. '--t ~ Mltalc .• -.............................................. #3111
"" 1915 P01tSM M4 c..,. -. ....._ _______ ...................... ---··-1m'
New 1915 Pmtsal M4 C... ~ 19'..._........................ . ........................ _,I l2tt
New 1915 POISQ€ M4 C..,. ..... ., Met• ............................ -....................... tt3214
.... 1915 POISQ€ M4 c..,. G.11.t IM fllttllc _______ -SO l D-.............. #311$
.... 1915 POlt$Cll M4 c..,. ..... ., ...... ___ .. __ ........ -.... -.......... _,_ .# 3191
to prior sale.)
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....... -----C2 Orang• Coe DAILY PILOT /Friday, 04t09mb« 28, 19~
oor maintenance adds onto fuel bill , Keeping car cool
goal of brochure ~ With gas prlcet falllng to their
)Melt point In two years. It'• .. euy to become complacent
)bout gas mlleage.
White a drop In the car's fuel
fCOnomy may not show up as
; C>tk:eab'8 on the monthly fuel &*1. a combination of mechanical
tnalfunctlons still could cost a ortver more than $200 a year In
wasted gas.
Car Care Council says motor-a.ts could be adding up to 25
percent to their fuel bllls without
-:reallzlng It. The flgure ls based on
~typical tuU-slze car getting 18
les per gallon and driven 1,000
m les per month.
Here's how It works:
1. If the car needs a tune-up, It
q>Uld be using as much as 1 1
percent more gas than normal.
... At $1.20 per gallon, the waste
aoiounts to about $8.00.
2. If tires ae eight pounds
tiOderlnflated (not uncommon
When cold weather arrives,) roll-
k\g resls.tance of the tires In-
.creases consumption by 5 per-
eent. The cost in fuel . $3.60.
3. If tt'le front wheels are 1.4 Inch
out of alignment, another factor
t:hat affects rolling resistance,
chalk up another 2 percent or
·•bout $1.40.
: .. 4. If the cooling system
•lllermostet Is stuck In the open
.,:flbsitlon, causing the engine to
··OKI too cool. engine efficiency
.... «iay be reduced by another 7
P.rcent. The cost. $5.00.
: ~ The totals add up to 25 percent
-(lf $18 per month.
: Car Care Council says that
,.lie this hypothesis is Intended
• to emphasize the need for
• ·pieventlve maintenance to con-
.._rve t~. there are other, poss-tt>'Y equally Important factors to
consider. An untuned engine also
~ affect vehlcle performance In
.. crttlcal situations, while emitting
oesslve exhaust pollutants.
improperly aligned wheels can
fffect a vehicles' safe handling
characteristics and cause undue
ifCtess on major front-end com-
ponents that could lead to fallure.
·Addltlonally, misaligned, under-
~ated tires can wear out 25
,,_cent faster.
-. To receive a copy of "How to
..J(eep Your Car in Tune, .. send 25 ;~ts along with a stamped. self-
.,t1jd ressed, business-sized ~ •nvelope to: Tune-Up, Car Care
Council, 600 Renaissance
'Oenter, Detroit, Ml 48243 . .....
I r-.. PtalC NOTICE
..THE
6, 198A
• ~COURT
;-:· OfTHEITATE
nt25T7
Published Orano-Coast
DaUy Piiot o-riw 13, 20.
27, 198A, Januaf)' 3, 1985
TH-5511 ~ • Of' CALWOflNIA.
.•. .. ANOFOA PtalC NOTICE • THE COUNTY OF
,. fAN Dtl!OO flCTITIOUl llUllHHI
, 1.<:on~llOflhtp of RUTH NAME ITATllll!NT
.
~-
M DAVIS Cona.vatee The following C*'IOO la
No. ,.. 10749 dOlng bulinwt ..
NOTICE OF SOUTH COAST GLASS &
IAU OF MAL MtAAOR, 7 11 W Bly Ave .
'91t0..RTY AT Balboa. Calif. 92661
l'NYATI! IAU Robin Rene Wiiiiama 711
• NOTICE IS HEREBY W Bay Ave , Balboa Calif
.. 81\'EN thet the underalgned, 2661
• Con.-vatOf ol the i>e'· Thia bualneu 11 eon·
eon ~ tetate of RUTH M ducted t>y an Individual ~ '.°MVIS, ConMtVatM, will Robin Wiiiiama
'. --. at private sale. to the Thia statement waa med
$--,..MOhelt and bett bldde<, with the County Clerk or Or-
r apon the te<ma and con· 1ng41 County on December
' tlit1on1 herelnelter men-11. 198-4
lofled Ind eubfee1 to con-"291014
9'matlon l>)I aeJd SuperlOr Pvb111hed Orange Cout
.. Court. on Jenuary 7, 1985. Deity Piiot o-riw 20, 27,
.... 10:00 • m . ()( t,_ .. ,,., 198A January 3, 10, 1985
• •Mthln the time allowed l>)I TH-578
t faw. at th• office or -------
, ooRorHY ... coLE. Al· DUD•ic NOTICE Ii' ~ 11 law, 215 South l"UD\.
I lktlory Street, Suite 22• -------
• ~aeon dido Calllorn11 flCTTTIOUI eua...11
all of the rlghl. tl11e NAllE IT A TE•NT a.nd .. late of Mid The lollowlng pereon1 are ' doing bullneet .. • • atee In Ind to a.II OSO MARGUERITE AS-•• oenaln rn l property
r E'e In the City of Coera SOCIA TES •• Call1ornl• Lim-
• county of Orange, lted partnerlhlp, 29021 Or-~ fate of CalllOfnla and de-'. tega Highway, San Juan -ibed u followl · Caplltrano, Calif 92893
fl"".;. 20 of T Vle)o Land Compeny • 8 ~OI rac:t No 8323• Celltomla llmlted l)Mtner-• Qounty ot Orange State of th"' 29021 on.-.. H'-.. w*" -c.utomla u 11\own on • ...,, .....,.... """ -,. ll'1'p rec«ded In Book 332 San Juan Cep111rano. Call!
• 20 • ~~3 ;eges to 22, Inclusive, of Oovglae P Simpson t601 Mlllceuaneovs ~aps. 1n the Dove Street s Ila ' 130 qf'llcl of the Coun1y Re-• u .order of llld County NtwpOrt Beach C1Jll 92860
(Improved wtlh c:om Thia butlneH 11 con-
G*clal otnc. bulkllng 01 •P-dueted by • limlteo p1r1ntlf-
"oxlmatel'; 8,000 square lhlp ... t located II 319• C" Air-Douglas P. Slmpeon
pqrt Loop Drive Coat• Thia 11atem«1t wu filed • ...._ Call1omla ) · with the County Clerk of Or-
(Code Number 15111, •noe County on November .~•reel Number 427·192-20) 30· 198-4 f2G02I
Bldt or otfera at• Invited tot Mid property and mull Publllhed Orange Coaal
" 1n writing and w111 be r• Dally Piiot o-rnw 20 27 ..,ved at the office of 198•. January 3. tO. 1985
90ROTHY A COLE. Al· ______ T_H_-5_75
~ for 111d Coneervat()(. n11n•1c NOTICE or may be flied with the Clerk __ ,..I.IV'-___ _..;. __ ,
~.Mid 8uC*ior Court Of d• "CTITlOUI 9Ultwll ked to 111<1 Con..,..,ator NAME ITATl!•NT ~ally. at any 11<1'19 atte< The lollowtng peraon 19 lht pubffc:atlon of thll no-doing bullntiN u
... en before making aeJd WESTLAKE VILLAGE
..... APARTMENTS, 188 E 17th
Said .... wlll be mede for St Sulla 1A, COlll M ....
CMh or for auch ca9h and Calif 92827 ~ tud'I credit u may be Rlcnard R Cantrell, e
.,,proved by the Con· Northatar • 104 Marina Del
.,VIit()( and the Court AH Fie';, Cafll 90281
WCI• mull1 be ICClOmpenled fhl1 bu11ne11 11 lf<>n· , 'y • remittance In the ducted by: an lndlvldull
.nlOUnt of 10 percent''-• Richard A C.ntrell
of. Thi• ltatem.nt WH flied
Dated December 27. with the County Clerk of Of.
1'114 ange County on o.c:.rnt>er lllAUMllN •UMAYlfl, 7, 198A • c.-...... _. ttw ...,. rrmne
• ... .. 1 ..... "'~ ... ~ Orange Cout ....._ c.. .... we... Deify Piiot o.c:.rnw 13, 20, t l'vbl!IMd Orange Cout 27, 1984, January 3. 1M5
Olllty PHot Decelnber 28. 29, TH·545
• .... Jenuary 3, t945
.. f-tlQ "8.JC NOTIC( i ;_" NI.JC NOTICE '9CTTTIOUe IWMll
,• '9CTITIOUI ~ MAm tTATIMDIT
• MAim eTATIMIJt'T The loaowtng peraont ate
• The fottowtng pw9onl .,. dolno bualnela ..
• • ~ NII~•: J ' J PROMOTIONS, 438 • • MO,_TOH ASSOCIAT!.8. Main St , Huntington BMctl.
'• 4'f)l2 J EMt fdlnQ9r A¥enUe. Cellf 92648 f -.nca AM, Celfomla 92103 John Lomma 1 La9Mn ~ ... ~ , ""°"°"· 2111 lrvtne, Cell! 927 t5 ...,entcfa hp•d•. len Jeni. w McGuy 1700 ~. Celfornlll t2t72 Miramar Or , .. ewport • · nu buelneM 11 OOfl· IMCll, Callf 92ea 1 ·~ Dy. • tolnt ~ture Thia bYalnHe I• con· IOllY Jt MOMOH duct.a by; co-pertMtt
.-• TNe ... ,tment -flied Jonn Lomma
lie CouMy et.II of Or· Thi• atatement ... rued .,,.. Co."'1Y en o.c.nw wtth the County e.tr of Or·
...
The Car ewe Council now
offera a folder entttled: 0 How to
Help Your Car Keep lta Cool."
The S'A X 9 Inch, llx·panef,
llluetra-.d pamph,.t explain• the
funetton Of the heating end
cooona ayatem, lhOWI tM nm.
proceclur• end checkpolnta In.
volwd tn proper ~em matntenence and t a
checkMat of ...aonel ..moe..
Also mq;lalfl9d, tn """* tenna,
la how to perform a chemleal
cteanout ot the ayatem.
Other componenta covered In-
clude water pump, tMrmosUlt,
hOM connectlona, radtator and
heater hOMI.
'Fallure to ~ lknple
eeaaonat matntenanoe
oroceduree often ,...,... In
r1crlll• repair•.'' not• the Auto-motive.~~ Sy1t9m lnltttute, Whkih In prOduotlon Of
the "'erature. "How to Helo Your
Cat Keep tt• COOi," fifth in Cer
Care CounoH'• ..... of It·
lultrated ~. CM help
motonat• avoid car trouble .
To obtllln a copy of the brochure, -.id • ...,,., ...,_
addr••••d bu11ne11-1lzed
.wefope and 26 ~ to: Cer c.... CounCM, 0 Coo11na." eoo
Renalnance Center, Delrott. Ml
~2•3
THREE FACT~ AFFECTING FUEL ECONOMY ARE.
Ml~UGNED WHEELS, UNOERlNflATED TIRES AND NEGLECTE.D
TU NE-UP. COMBlNED, THEY
CAN COST 18% IN
Orange Coast AMC
gains Top Ten rating
GAS MILEAGE .
0
Orange Coast AMC/ Jeep of
Costa Mesa has been named as
one of the Top Ten Dealers In
total sales for the month of
November by American Motors
Corp.'s Los Angeles Zone.
The announcement was made
by Biii Carroll, LA zone manager .
AMC's llstlng of top ten dealers is
based upon total monthly deal-
ership sales In the four-state
zone of California, Arizona, Ne-
vada and Hawaii.
In addition to Orange Coast
AMC/Jeep. others named to the
top ten honors Included Hunt-
Ing ton AMC/ Jeep, Inc. of Hunt-
ington Beach, which tied with
Snider AMC/ Jeep-Renault of
Sacramento; Falore's Ser-
ramonte AMC/Jeep of Colma,
Calif.; Af1!1.0 AMC/Jeep Inc. of
Reno, NeT.; Rancho AMC/ Jeep-
Renault, Inc. of San Diego; Ex-
pressway AMC/Jeep-Renault of
San Jose; Boardwalk
AMC/Jeep-Renault of Redwood
City; Pearl Harbor AMC/ Jeep-
Renault, Walpahu, Hawaii; Gal-
1 ow ay AMC/Jeep-Renault,
Tucson, Arizona; and Buerge
AMC/Jeep-Renault of West Los
Angeles.
WITH ~VCARS OTTO REVIEW B y C AROLYN
WEBER
~W NE:RAGlNG 27
MPG I THAT FIGURE
REPRESENTS A PENALTY
Of NEARLY FIVE MPG.
TIRE UNIXRJNFLATION AND
Carolyn Weber is on vacation this week. Her OTTO REVUE column
will return on Jan. 4. If you have a particular car m mind you'd like to
read about, write to: Otto Revue. Dally Pilot. clo Carolyn Weber, 330
W. Bay St., Costa Mesa 92626.
THE BEST WHEEL M\SALJGNMENT AFFECT
TIRE WtAA,TOO.CUITlNG TIRE LIFE
BYPS MOCHflS 25%.
in reading enjoyment comes to your
home 7 days a week in the
TUNE-UP. LINEUP AND GO.
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(:: PS730)
'8995
COllELL CHEVROLET
2121 Nar~tr llYlll
Hl-1200
llW 11141-10 ' "°"' AT /V6/PS & B, 1500 Lb. Pay Load
(# 1230)
•7495
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'11IWH4x 4
VB/AT /Air, More (#30.8)
'12,967
COllELL CIEYROLET
2121 ltar~tr llYlll Ot1t1 Itta
141-1200
'12 11101111 HO UL
Sliver. Po. Sunroof, Po. Seats. Well
Maintained. Local qar. Low Miies
( JJ 10QK794)
'32,919
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2124 • .,.., .... '"'' ... Mt-1111/Ml-llll
Artie Gold. w/Black Leather. All
Mercedes Options. 41 ,000 Actual
Miles. (#7977)
'17,999
CHICK IYERSOI
441 E. Ct11t lhry 11.,trt ltult
111-0toO
ONLY
sz500~
per
day
'f you furnish the picture of
our car. $5°0 additional if
Daily Pilot takes the picture.
2 days for $4500
~~on~ber -, __
7, 108A M~. c: 9!821 I BOARDWALK VIDIO, .... IC WI-•• 1"4 -1112'1 Glo1dn!a Aw., Foun-,_.,,. u "*11 I con-BOARDWALK VIDEO PAO-,.._ nvt~ ,_ teln V"""1. c.llf t21ot
Publlthed Orange Cout ducted by I n unln · OUCTIOHS 1Mt Oalaay Publlhecl Orenge Cout Thfe bv9IMM le con-
Oelly Pilot Decelnbet t3, 20, corporated H1001at1on Orlv9, NewJiort lwh, Cal-l'tOmtoue ~•• Dally Piiot Deoemlb9r ta 20, OUCted ~ IMbWld and-.
27 1984 Jenuery 3, 1915 01her then• P9'1~ lorn!a 92td0 ~ ITATIMIJt'T 21. 111'1. Januairy 3, 1its R 8ruoe LM'IMr
TH-550 RlcMrd M IJ90ttl Vane. Aoy Thompeon, ' ... fOlowtng ~ ef• TH·539 Thie llMement ... flleo .._______ Thia ttatement WN flied tW Glllaley Dtlwi Newpof1 ~ ~ U . wtth the~ Ctertt °'Of f't&.IC NOTICE wttll the County ONtk at Or-leactl Celltomte tzteO P Yl/ARTI LIMIT!O, Anoe County on oec.m~
-------At'09 County on 09cemt>er Thi•' l>UllMM. 11 con· 1t48 W . ltm Place, Pta.IC NOTICE 3, '* IHat1 5. lot4 OWied by co-pennara, MINlm, Clllf. t21CM Pm1lt ~TITIOUI 8U ... H 'lliM17 VANCI! ROY THOMptOH Jeffr~ Scotl Certeon. '9CTmOUe ....... Publlthed Orange CoeM
..... ITAT'IMPT ~~ ~ Thia ICatemetlt ... Med ~. c.J1~.;;1•ce. ~=.,.. Dalty Pilot D•Cl ... 1a, 20,
The fonowtng peraona atl '""· JflnUery 3• lO, tii5 • With Ille County et.II of Or· l«lfe .>Mn Cenaon, , .... ~ IMIMll M 21, tN'1, JelMW'; I , 1MS ~o bvllMMENT 00~£~~~~=: IltHl ~9~ty on Oeolmber w Elin Piece. Anahlfm, OATA·PAO llUllNl!88 TH ....
AOEM ""' • Ctltf. 92804 HRVIOES, 11124 Olo111nt1 --------1 TERNATIONAt... 2 I R rtal.IC NOTICE Pu~ ,.._.,,,,. "'!f!'!!'!t Thi• l>Utln•H 11 con· Ave., Fountain V1tlley, Calif MlcllMI a AllOClat ... 23e6 .,,..._, .............. ....,_ duetld by; ltulC>end tll'ld..,. 12708 People Who nMd Peopte
H11bor Blvd . Cotta MeM '9CTITIOUe llUIMU Delly Piiot December 20, 27, Laura J Cartaon "°'*' ltuct Larmer That'• wriet the
CA 92828 MAM! n ATl•NT t914 Jtnutty 3, tO, 1115 Tltlt ltat.ment ... lllld 11•2• OIOKllQ Ave • ,~ 8"'"'VICOAIEL Y,!AILlOCTTo•y ~d M t..IQOttl, 23M Th9 ~ '*"°"'.,. TH-$14 wftt't the County Olettl °' Ot· taln Vahy, Cellf. H10I ...., It .. '°:' ........ t ,"
Harbor 91vd •205. Coeta ~ ~ 1noe County on Oeoember Denlee [rnorf Lat'mef. --------·--
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Daily Pilai 642-4321 '
Air, Sunroof, Stereo Cassette. 35K
Miies ( # 1 EXJ2P)
'6989
OUllE OIAIT
110/JEEP /REIAILT
2124 ltar~r llYlll lttt• h
141-1121/141-7770
'12 lllYY OITIT111
Air. Only 31K Miies. MUST SEEi •
(#1GMN899)
•3999
111111 OIAIT
1111/JllP/lllllLT
HHl_..,IW .........
141-llJl/Ml-1111
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Fflday. o.c.tnb« 28, 19M Cl
We're celebrating the best sales year ever for Renault and Jeep combined -
with ~rice rollbacks on Renault Alliance and Encore. Plus factoQt-to-dealer
incentives on Renault Fuego, Jeep Cherokee and Jeep Wagoneer.
Comes with economical 4 sp , bucket seats,
tint ed glass, rear window defog ger and
~~~~m.uch , much more.(Ser.5809)(Stk.990)
..J
Th is is our sporty model, comes with powerful
1. 7 litre engine, custom tires and rims, special
handling suspension, black out trim, custom
fabric bucket seats, leather wrap steering
wheel and more.(Ser.9255)(Stk.942)
Economical 5 speed over-.
drive, A/C prep, P/S, rear
troc lock, tilt, intermitent
wipers and a sale price you
car. afford .(Se r . 0994)
(S.tk. 845)
Th is CJ-7 comes loaded
with lots of extras including
4 wheel d'ive fun and a
super low sale price.
(Ser. 6224)(Stk . 847)
UP TO IN
I NCENTIVES FRO M THE
FACTORY TO YOU.
Incentives based on list price .
Hurry In while selection Is still good.
85 LL E
17 TO CHOOSE FROM'
EXAMPLE:
FU G
6 C I 10 p 5 Son lop low P S~ big wheels and tires. only
mlle; 'it:' 2F033l3) ' 28.000 mile' Reody for the '"°""
(lie 1 JCE3~l
01g1tol AM FM stereo \Ound Only 31 000 miles a nd still in 5 · lo 1 d .. f ..., P oor rtereo, "" m1 ., °" "'" runroo \lereo co1-. on,7 system low low miles ond greot \hope Ilic 1GMN899 rno•• (l~ IHCV0..8) JSIC fftti., ilo< IEXJ2'°1
e•ceptionolly dl"on lie
~ if)d .t.M FM st~r.o greoi ~on
omy lo< 1 kUP~ o
1 AP6996 •
CALL OUR PRIVATE CREDIT LINE
ASK FOR CREDIT MANA GER NO MONEY DOWN o.a.c. 0
(714) 549-3103 ANY MAKE I ANY MODEL ON ANY NEW JEEP OR RENAULT o.a.c.
Orange
Coast
'1AMC
81!184 HAA•OR BLVD. ca•TA M••A
(714)!54S-801i!3 e (714)8~~.:!!?.~ .... ·""
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MUC MJllCE
...ctttiOU8 ..,..... nonnoue wn PlemlOUI ..,..... flC'TlTlOUI ..,... ..
MAm ITA1"IJIMJIT NAll9 STATUmNT NAm ITA 1'Dm:N'T NAll9 IT ATIJlmWT
TM 1o110winO pereon 11 The follOWlt'O 1*.ont .,. ~~.. OOlng~ ...
The lolloaolMg peraon I The I011ow4no pet'IOI\ 11
doing bwllneN ... 001"9_ ~ ..
TA"At4-AM FAAMf CO • AC[ F'MCMAH AND A.S-VIC.LA VISTA APAAT LE8lll!'S Cl.ASSIOUl,
2'MO So 01and,San11Ma. SOCIATES. 307 M1ln
c.Mf. 92706 St~. Huntinglon e..ct\, Qetlld Vlncant Ou!M, ... a CaUtornla 926'1
MENT8. 118 E 17th St 8837 AOll'l'lt, Huntington 5'111• 1A. Coate M ... , Calll BMcll. Calif 12&4e
92627 I.Mlle !rn.t Woody, ~4
Ave c. ~o IMch, Aoe fO.ltd F~. ST 1
Calll 90277 Wendy 1.ane, Cotla MMe,
Maroattt J eotv.11. » Rlvemln lrVine. Cahf 92714
8uenl VIiia, &auio. Calli Thie butlnaH I• con-
r11i. bual.nfta la COl'I· CellfOtnla 92827 92881 ctvctll<I by an ln<llVl<Wal
Thia 1>ual11Mt 11 con lulte ! Woody ducted by .,, Individual Thlt bllllneu 11 con-
0.lld I/ Quinn dooled by· an Individual
Thia 11a1--.t w .. hied ACl I!. ~MAN duct.a by .,.. ln<tM<lual Thia •tateMetll w .. Iii.cl
Margetet J Carvell with tilt CO\lflty Clerk of OJ
wl1h Ille County Clertl OI Of• T hit •1ttetMnl WU llled anoe County on December with the County Clertl 01 OJ·
7 ,,64 anoe County on NoYember
Tiii• ltatetnent wu llloec ange County on December
with tl'>e Coul\ty Clerk or Or 12. 19114 •noe County on Dtoem1>e Fau21 PJa71I 29. 1g94
Pu~lllhed Orange OOM1 ,,_\Ml
7, '9'4 Publllhed Orange Coatt
,_,,., Dally Piiot Decemt>e< 20. 27,
Publlthed Orange CoN 19114, January S. 10. 19116 Dally Piiot Oecember t3. 20. Publlll'led Orange eo...1
'U . 1984. January 3, 1H5 DaUy PllOt Dlcembat 8, 13,
-------TH_·_54_t_120, ~1. 198A
Dally Piiot Dec«nber 13, 20 TH ~70
'18.JC NOTIC£ l'H-1112
27. 1964. January 3. tH5
TH-~·
l'M:TITIOUI .U ... 18 NA• ITATIWNT
The fOllOWlnO perlO/I le '9CTmOUI ~.. l'tCTITIOUI IUl•ll
oolng buelneea .. MAim ITATWmNT MAim tTA Tu.HT
MOBIL AUfOMOTtVI! The folloWlng peraon II The followtng peraon ..
SPECIALIST, 1991 C!Wte doing buliMM u . dolnO bualneM aa.
•A. Cotta M .... Caut "SHOUT" DEAN! CAI. ORANGE STAGE LINES
92827 3315 ~ 9111<1 .• New-2808 L.lfay911At Ave.. Sulll
Wllllam MletlMI Rernler. port BMch, Calif t2M3 3038, Hewpon a.oh, Cellf
1991 Ch•rle •A. Cotta Chnatlne L..lacfl. 21276 Terry Nicolai, 1302
M .... Cell! 12827 Cn.ttetbtoolt Ln • Hunt-Muecatlne St .. Arleta. C.ut
Thi• t>ulln ... I• con-lngton 8eeeh. Celli 92848 9t331 <l~ed by an Individual Thia bll1lnH1 It con· Thi• buall\ffa la con
WIUlam Michael Aemlet ducted by an 11\ctMdual ducted by' an lnctMdual
rn11 1tllemtnl wll tlled Chrlltlne l.auadl Terry NIOolel
WIUI Iha County Clefl{ or Of· Thia 1tatement wu filed Tn11 1tatement WN ru.c a,. County on November With Iha County Clerk or Or· with the County c.11 or Or
21. 1964 ange County on o.o.tnbe< ange County on o.c.m1>e ,_,..,. 7, 1964 II, 19~
PubliSlled Or11nge Coaat F1a7'IO ,.....
Dally PllOI Deoembet 13. 20. Publllhed Orange Cout Publlthll<I Orange Cou
27 198•. January 3 t9116 Oally Piiot Dectmt>er 13. 20. Daily PllOI December 13. 20
TH-53e 27. 1"4. Jan1Jary 3. t985 27. 1964. January 3, 1N5 ----------1 TH·SS-4 TH-631 POOLIC NOTICE=\ Nl.IC NOTICE MLIC NOTICE HCTITIOUI IUllNIH
NAME ITAT!MINT NOTICI Of NOT1CI Of'
The fOllowlMQ P9fl0n 11 TMllftl'I IALE T"Ul'ftft 9M.&
P\el.IC NOTICE
'1CTITIOUI IUllHlll NAMI ITATIMINT
The followlnQ Plftorll •r•
doing buelt*I ..
BlflAA-FONTANA, LTD
tit& Temple Hlllt Ra.d.
Laguna 8eech. C•IH 92851 0.vtd Mlchellon, General
Partn.r, 11195 Temc>le Hiil•
Aoact. Laguna BMctl. CAlll
g2851
Cambria Propenlee COfp .
a C11fforn11 corporation.
General Plf1net. 1100 Ovall
Street Suite 109, NewPort e..cn. c.m e2ee0
Thie bu11ne11 11 con·
ductll<I by a corpor auon
JoM c si-. Ptealdenl
Thlt llaltmenl WU ftleO
wl1h the County Cletll or Or·
~ CC>Ynly on December
12, 1964
F'21331'
Publl1he<I Orange Coast
Dally Piiot o.o.mt>er 20. 27.
19114, January 3. 10. 1985
TH·S68
fltlll.IC NOTIC£ dotng bualneu aa OF MAL""°""" OF MAL~ GAAPHIC SERVICES, 887 YOU ARE IN DEFAUI. 1 YOU ARE IN DEFAULT ,ICTITIOUI 9UlfNCH
W•t 16th StrMI, Newport UNDER A DEED OF TAUSl UNDER A DEED OF TRUST NAMI ITATl•NT
Beach, Calif 92663 DATED NOVEMBER 24 DATED NOVEMBER 24, The followlng pe<aont ara
MlehHI snew.,d. 911'"11111· 19112 UNLESS YOU TAl<E 1982. UNLESS YOU TAKE doing bulln.t ..
erwe"A"Surtalde,Surtsi<le. ACTION TO PROTECl ACTION TO PROTECT NEWPORT PACIFIC
0.Uf 90743 YOUA PROPERTY. IT MA'Y YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY l.IMOUSINE SERVICE. 4570
Thia bu11ne .. It con· BE SOLO AT A PUBLIC BE SOl.D AT A PUBLIC Campu1 Drive, Nawpon
<IUC1ed by an lndMdual SALE IF YOU NEED AN EX· SALE IF YOU NEED AN EX· Beech, Calif. 928e0
MlchMISheppard Pl.ANA TION OF THE Pl.ANATION OF THE MM M·D Cofporatlon,
Thi• 1taternenl WU 11111<1 N AT u R E 0 F T H E N AT u R E 0 F T H E 4570 Carnpue Orl\'9, New•
With the County Clefk of Or · PROCEEDINGS AOAINSl PROCEEDINGS AGAINST port BMch, Calif 12680
ange County on Oeoem~ YOU, YOU SHOULD CON· YOU, YOU SHOULD CON· This bullnaH It con
12, 1964 TACT" LAWYER TACT A LAWYER. ducted by I oorpotaUon
f'llU10 A IC TRUST DEED SER· A IC. TRUST DEED SEA· Betbetl P Morgan, Preal-
Publianect Orange Cout VICES. INC • .. AQent IOI VICES. INC . .. Agent fer dent
Dally Piiot Oeolmt>er 20. 27, Ml.A FINANCIAL CO . I Call-ML.A FINANCIAL CO., a c.11-Thts ltettmenl wu tiled
t984, January 3, 10, 1985 fornla corporation u duty fe<nla COfporlllon u dul) 'with Iha County Clet1< of Or·
TH-573 9'>9(>1nled TrustM under lhe appointed Tru11tM under the ange County on November
---------lollowtnll ~lbll<I Deed ct followtng described Deed ot 29. 1964 f't&.IC NOTICE Trust Will SEl.L AT PUB-Trus1 WILL SELL AT PUB-F'211tM LIC AUCTION TO THE I.IC AUCTION TO THE PublllMd Orange Cout
'1CTmoul 9U ... ll HIGHEST BIDDER FOR HIGHEST BIDDER FOP Deity Pilot December IS, 20,
NA• ITA~NT CASH (payable at time 01 CASH (payable al time of 27 1964. JlltUary 3. 1NS
The followlMQ peraona art aai. In r.wfUI money of tM aale In lawful mooey of the TH-537
dolnoC lbulFllO,_.R '"u JOJOB• Unttll<I StatHI all right. lhl« Unl1ed Statee) all right, title 1111-IC Mt\TIC[ CA N .. ano lntetMI conveyed le and Inter•• conveyed tc .-~ nu
I. TD . One Newport Pt and now helO b)' 11 un<lel and now held by 11 undeo
•260. Newpor1 8eecl'I. Calif Nld D..cl of Trull In IM sal<I Deed of T!IJll In the
112ee<l 0 propeny her11n11ter de· property hareln1tter di· Wllllam l<ellen, Eaq tcrlbecl· sorlbed
3579 Arlington Ave<1ue, Riv· TRUSTOR LUIS L TRUSTOR LUIS l
anlde, Call! 92506 "LCOCER. an unmarrleO ALCOCER. an unmarried
Tllll bull" ... II con· man and LETICIA 0 man ano LETICIA 0
ducted by a limited pertn.r RAMIREZ. an unmarrleo RAMIREZ. an unmarried
ahlp woman woman
Wtlllam G Kellen. Eaq BENEFICIARY MORT· BENEFICIARY MOAT·
Thia ltttemenl WU 111«. OAOE LOANS AMERICA. e GAGE LOANS AMEAICA. 1
with the County Clerk ol Or e0<pou11on organized anc corporation organized ano
llnQe Coonty on Deoembe< H l1tlng unoer the l8W1I ct e11latlng under the laws ot
1-3, 1984 California Recorded Oectm· Calllomla Recorded "-'1·
IFmlZ ber 8 1982 u 1n11rurnen1 ber 8. 1962 at 1n11rumen1
Publlshe<I Oranoe Cou• No 82·430136, of Offlola No 82-430138. of Ottlcle
Oally Pilot o-Tlber 20 27 J\eeo<OS In lhe Otllce cl lhE Records In the Otlice ol IM
f984. January 3 10 1985 Aecorc>er of ORANGE Coun RecordM of ORANGE CC>Yn-
TH·S6< 1y Mid OeeO of Trust a. ty saod Deed ol Trust a.
----------• aalbes tl>e lollawlng prop-sc111>es tfle IOllowtng prop-
___ M. __ l_C_NO_T_l_C_E __ enfhe 1ano rettlfred to 1n thl$ '"f he lano raletred to In thll
PlCTmoul IUllMEll guarantee ia 111uated In I.ht guatantee IS 111ua1ed tn thf
NA .. ITATIMENT S111e of Calllornla Coul'll) S111e of Ca11tom11 Count}
Tne tolloWlng P9f90n 11 ol Ot1noa Cny of Co.,, of Orange City cl Coett
doing butlnetl u Mesa ano is desc:ttbed at Mesa an<1 •s Ol rto.d u
WOODLAND VlllAOI follows follows
APTS 188 E 17th SI •IA Parcel 1 Parcel I
Coeta Mna, Calif 92627 An uno1111oeo 1 11111" An un<11111oed 1/ 181t
Rlehard R Cantrall f 1nter1111 in ano to Lot 1 o• 1n1erea1 1n and 10 Loi 1 ot
North Star • 104, Marina De Tract I 1228. es per map r• Traci 11228 u per map re
Rey Catll 902111 corded in Book 486 paget COl'<led In Boo« 486. paoe•
This bu11ne11 11 con •S and 46 In the Ott!Ge or !ht •5 ano •6 1n tne Office of tnt
Oucied by an 1nd11110u11 County Recorder of SlllC County Recorder of u1~
Richard R Cenlrell Coonly Coun1y
Thia s111emen1 was Ille< Excepung 1l'lerelrom un111 E.xcepllng lherefrom umt!
With the CC>Ynly Cler~ or Or 1 lhroogh 18 as snown or 1 tnrough 18 u shewn ()("
anoe County on oeeemt>e the condom1n1um plan 1• the condom1n1um plan 1•
7. 1984 .,. corded In oook 1•199, P•Qf COfded in book 14199. P•Of
F2'2131 196<1 and re-recordeO Ir 196-4 end re-recorded II'
Publlshe<I Orange Co11 book 14268. page 674, Of· OOOk 1•268. page 8H, 0 1-
0ally Pllo1 December 13, 20 nc1a1 Rec0<da llcial Records
27, 1984, January 3, 1985 Aleo eiccec>llng theretrOIT' Alao exc;ec>llng therefrorr
TH-641 Ill lhOM excluSlve eae& ell !hose exctuslve e&M-
menta for patlO purpoaes I ! ments for patio purpoMI at
shown on the conOomlnlurr anown on the conOomlnlurT'
'M:Tmoul 9UIMH
NAMI ITATE•NT
The lolloWfng pereon I•
doing buelneu ea.
A· 1 COIN OPERATEC.
L.AUNORY SEAVICE, 1531
Hamllton Avenue, Hunt
lngton 8"ch, Callf. 92646
Jay uuen. 1471 Karer
Cir , Huntington Beach
Caltf 926"6
Thi• bu11ne11 11 con
ducted t>y 1n lndhlldual
Jay Utten Thia 1ta1amen1 WU Ille<
wtlh tile Courity Clerk of 01
ange County on e>etemt>e
7 198'4
F212'TS'
PubhSnad Orange Coaa
Oally P1101 o.c.tnb« 13. 20
27 1984 January 3. 1985
TH·SS:
Ma.IC NOTICE
IFICTTTIOUI MllfNEll
NAM( ITA TlllUfT
The IOllowlng P«aon• ar•
dOlng bullness ..
PROMISES NIGHTCLUB
3333 w Cout Highway
Second Floor Newpor
Be11ch C1111 92660
Bay,1de Operations. Inc
C11lforn11. 3333 W Co••
Highway Secono floor
N-po'1 Beach. C1tll 926&
Thi& bu11ne11 la con
ducted by a corporation
01¥td A Schnel<let. Pr191
Oen I Thia 1111emanl wu Ille!
wlln 1ha County Clerk of Or
ange County on o-Tlbe
plan abOve refeHad to plan 1oove rafafred to IF29252!
P81cel 2 Parcel 2
Pl.81.IC NOTICE s. 1984
FlCTITIOUI IUllNEH
NAME ITA TEfrffNT
The IOllowlng P«IOn II
doing bullneu as
COAST OISTRIBU"TORS
93-4 W 17th St Coale
Mesa Calif 92627
Wllllam EdW(n Gundereon
Jr 18861 Plumou St •
Fountain Valley Calif 92708
This bu11ne11 II con
ducted by an 1ndlvldual
Wiiiiam Edwin Gundetton
Jr
This 1tatemenl wu llled
"f!lh the Coonty Cieri! of Or·
ange County on ~ber
\2, 1984
~1
Publl1ne<l Orange Coeel
Dally Pilot December 20 27.
198• January 3, 10 1985
l'1·569
PtJ8LIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME ST A TEMENT
The following persona ere
Oomg business 11
un11 C-2 u Shown on tnt Unit C-2 aa anown on thf t.anctoren and 1911
condominium plan referred condominium plan referrec: 1820 t .. 1 l et II. Ill *
to on Parcel 1 above 10 in P111~ 1 1b0ve l enla Alie., c.-". 12705 Publl1he<I Orange Cou Parcel 3 Parcel 3 Dally Pilot o.e.mt>er 13 20 An exClualve euement IOI An exClullve MMtnenl for 27 1984• January 3 l98S patlO prupoees over that patio pufPOIM over lhll TH se:
portion cl the rHlrtcteo por11on or the reetrlet.C •----------common area desc:Obed at common aree d91Cl1bed M P-C-2 on ttle abOll• raferrec P-C-2 on 111e abo"9 ralarred 1 ___ ~....;...;....;_IC.._NO...;....T_IC;..E __
to eondom•nlum plan to condominium plan A as ea so r s p 1 r c a A 1 a es s 0 r s p 1 r c a 1 f'ICTITIOUI IUllNESI
Number 939-07.007 Numbet 939-07.()()7 NAMI ITATIMEN"T
The street lddresa ano The 1trMI aooress Ind The IOllowlnQ perwona are
otner common dellgnatlor other common dealgnatlOI' dOlng bullnet•" of the rMl property herelr of the reel property neretr VINTAGE WOODS PART· deterl~ la purported 10 be detcr1bed 11 purPOt'led to be NEAS. 630 The City Drive
350 Avocedo Street, •C-2 350 Avocaoo St,..t •C-2 S0'1tl'I. Or•MQ• C11ilorn11
Cotta Mesa, Calllomla Costa Mesa. C111f0rn1a 926&8 Th• underalgne<I truwt~ The utndersigned 1ru11ee WMtam National Par1·
dltclalm1 any llablllty lor an}' dl11Ct11lma any ll1blllty lor any n.ra I, • Callforn11 generll
1ncorrec1ness or Iha str"1 lncorreclnMS of the 1trM1 plf"lnerahlp, 630 The Cl1Y
address and other common eooress ano other com~ Orlve Sooth. Orenge, Call-
detlgnallon H herein ~ designation as herein o.. lornla 92868 11Crlbed scrol>ed LIM No 2 IVlntege Wood•
TM t>eneflelary un<let sa10 The t>enellt1ary under Hid Apll) • Calllornle llmlted
Oeed olTruet, by realOn of a Deed OITrus1 by reaaon of a p&rtnerahlp 19 Corporate
b•H ch or default in !he obll· b•ear.h or oerault In tne coll· Plue Newport Beach. Cell
ga11ona secured •hereby g11t•ons 'ecured thereby lornia 92660
heretofore exec:uteO end de-1 here1ofore eAecu1e0 and de This ousiness '' con·
llverll<I lo the undersigned e hvere<l 10 the unOarslgned a ducted Dy • general pa.rt
written Oeclarallon of Qe.. w1111en 0ec1aret1on or De· nershlp
AN Bol>\4wwcl, Clty ol Senta
,.,,., s11 .. °' Clllltomi. 111 P\B.tC M>T~E tight. title tll'Ct "11ereat ~ , ______ ......... __
w)'9d to and now Mild by 11 flCTITIOt.119UIMll f1CllttCJIUl 9UIMU l'ICTfTIOUI.,._.. ~ITIOUI IU8INlll
under Mid D..c1 of T"* In N.um lfAro.NT NAiii ITAT'lmMT NAm ITATDWNT N_.. ITAT'lmNT
1ri. PfOC*'tY ettuated 1n ..io The lolloWlng peraona .,. file loltOvnng pereon -. The IOllowlng per.oo It The fOllOoilMO l*'IOtle .,.
County end State cs.cno.o dOlng bullneee u Pro-do.ng bull,_ u doing ~ aa OOlng ~ u . u duetfOft One AHOCIJI... HIRO'S GARDEN SER· D A Y 8 T A A 9 0 8 REALTY. Sl40 l
PARCEL 1 ll\atponlonol 1433 Eut &ofc:tuwd Aft VIC( 2311FIO<ld18t .Hun1-ENfl!APAISE8. 11111\.\ CoeatHwy.COfonadel Mat,
LOI 1 ol Traci No N73, In 1270!1 lnglon 8Mdl. Ce.llf 92~ Cent., SI . Coat• M... CaJllOfnla 12825
tl'>e City ol Costa M-. AoMl<1 l.IOyd HUJ. Mil 1 l41roy11kl Salta. 23 11 c.llf t2'27 Pal• Jotln Duca. 218
County ot Ornge. State OI Fem St Irvine. CA 92714 "orlda St Huntington l.aAnn I John, 888~ Poppy Avet\Ue, Cot~ oel
Cattfornl&. u ~ on 1 Datti.fa l<athetln• Hiii, Beech. Calll 92844 c.tlt« St . COit• M .... Mat. Calltornla 92826
mac> '9COfded In 8ook 42& 38411 Fetn St,..t, trvln., CA Thi• bu11ne.. It COi\· C.ilf 92827 Thie bullnaH II con-
Pagea 27 and 21. 01 M.. 92714 Oucted by' 111 lndM<IUlll TI111 bualnff• 11 con-duetll<I by 111 lndlllldu• <*ianeou• Mapt. enown •• Tl\11 bu11ne11 11 con-Htroyut11 s1111 ducted br 111 lrldlvldull PETE JOHN DUCA
unll 3 on 1 condOmlnlurT' ductll<I by hu11ban<I and Wife Thie 11at9fl'lel\t wu flied l.Mnn John Thia 1tal.mtnl w• tiled
plan recorded In Boo• 8arblt• K Hiii with the County Cletk of Or• Thi• etatamant wu 11111<1 with the County C*1t of Of·
128 {4 page 1081 or Ottlela Thie 1111emen1 wu flied ange Counly on o.e.m11>er with the County Clefk of Or· ~ County on Dec.mbet
Aecocd•. and In d«1laratlor' with the County Clerk or Or· 14. 1984 anga County on o.cttnt>et 3. 1984
or covenant• condition• ange County on ~btf nuazs 12, 1984 ~
anO reitrtclloM recorded Ir 17. 1984 Publtlhed Orange Cobt l'itn31 Publithll<I Oranoe CoNt
Book 12823, P• 188, 01 ,.,,,, Dally Piiot O.C.mber 21. 28. Publlttied OtlnQe C~•I Dally Piiot o.c.mw 1, 14,
Ottlelal Aecx>fdl Publl•hed Orenge COUt 1984, J1nuary 4, 11, 19115 Dally Pilot DeQemt>« 21, 21, 21, 28. 1984
PARCEL 2. An unolVld.O Dally Piiot o.o.mbef 2 I, 211. F·6811 19114. January 4, 11, 19115 F-536
one-fOYrtHl'lll\ (11141 '" 1984 January 4, 11. 1911& F-580 n11a•1C NOTICE
11mple lntetMI u • 1411\anl F-593 l'\BLIC NOTICE l"UVt.
on common In Md 10 all th11 MUC NOTICE _ l't&.JC NOTICE FICTITtOUI .u ... H
portlOn ol 1.0I I ot Tract No r•N'" .. '!!!,01UTl•ITUlltNUMINTI 'ICTITIOUI ., .. 1 .... 11 NA• ITATl•NT 91173 In the CC>Ynty of Or· l(.,qn -'" .., .._
Pl8UC NOTICC NIJC NOTICE
f101TTIOUI .,_..
MAIM IT A 1'WllalfT
The f~ peraona ..
doing~ .. MOL fl MAINT!NANCI
HOME REPAIR. 201 ti
Trabuco Oak• Dtlve,
Ttabuco Canyon, Callf
t2878
Btaf frank Ttlbulllll,
20711 TrabUCO Olk• °'Nw· Trabuoo Canyon, Calll
92878 Melod)'•AON Tflbulelll.
20711 Tra~ Oua Drlw,
Trabuco Canyon. Calif
92878 Thi• bualnaH 11 con-
ducted by. nu.bano ano wt•• ~·RoM Trlbultlr(I
Thll atalamtnl WU llled
wtth the County Cleftt of Or• anoe County on DeceMber
14, 19114 ,_,
Publflhed Orange CO.I
Dally PllOt o.cemw 21..i 28.
1184, JtnlllfY 4, 11, tie& 1'-512 ange. Stat• of Callfomla, If irteTmoul IUl....,ll Tl'>e IOllowlng peraon• are N.AMI tTATDllNT Jllel~~ng per90l'\t .,.
shown on a map rec0<ded Ir N·~ IT .. Tl ... ~NT Ootng bullnffl u TN! followlng peraon la d.,.ng ou .. nete It. Book •2S. PIQM 27 and 211 ""'. .. -THE FRENCH LOOI< doing butlneaa u ltPS. 27028 Via , ... ta., ________ _
u "Common Aree" on e The followlnQ pert0ni are 333•,;. Amethyst, Newport REST ASSURED. 283 Minion Vlefo, California "8.IC *>TIC[ con~lnlum plan reeotd«l d O 1 n g bu• 1 n • • • a• BNch, California 12682 AYOGll<lo I t9, Coste Meaa. 9289 I --~;..o...-.--._....._ __
2" 1.,78 I ..,.,.., LINl<l.ETIER CONSTRUC· N c~ "J_ .. _ .. I(•"·-Calif "2•27 Tetranc:. LM MalnaNlw. ,ICTTTtOUI ~II Marc •· " n """"' TION. INC 765 9aker .,, """' .......... • v 2702• VI Fteat ......... _ .... ..,.. _ .. ,,._ 1261• p..,,., 1081 olOttlcll 333•., Ame1-t, Newport &.llnda Ann 1<1ndrlck. v • a, ..,_.,,.. -...... -.. , -.-Str .. I Colla MeM. CA BMch, Callf~ia 92862 283 Avocado • 19, Ooata V .. jO. Calllornll 92891 Tl'>e felloWtng pwaona 11e
Rec0<ds teeotdll<I In boOk 112826 Getard Edefy, 2•121 \Ila M .... Cal/I g2e27 Steve Carllrl. 209 l.olltl, doing ~ U: ::.!~d:eoe '38· c l Ottlclll Link Propeert'", a Cati-Siil Clemente, MlH lon Thia builn .. a 11 con· EnclnllU. Cllllornll 92024 OUALIN CARPET ANO Ex~tlMQ lflerefrom al fornle corporation 765 Viejo, Calllornla 12692 ductll<I by an Individual TERRACE LEE MAIN• OAAPERY, 4400 MacAl1hur
m1neral1 011 gas. pet· Bekaf StrMI Coall M-. Thia bualneaa 11 con-Belinda l<tndrlcll SHAW BouleV11ct, Suite 370. Mw·
roteum. other hydrOC11bon CA 92626 ~ ducted by co-partne<a Thia 1111aman1 wet 111ect Thll 1111etT*ll was Iii.ct port Beech, Calif 928e0 tubltanc•s and all undet" Thia ou11na11 11 con· N JOHN CAN IC.ADAM With the County Clef1l of Or· with Iha County Ct«k Of Or· N1utJIU9 Prop«11ee, Inc ,
QfOUnd wet., 1n or undaf or ducted by 1 corporation GERARD EOEAY · ange County Otl o.e.m!Mlt llnQe CC>Ynty on Novembef CalllOtnta • ...oe Mac.At1hur
which may be prO<luoed Jacll Jen~1n1. Secretary Thia 11a1ernen1 wu flied 14, 1964 ~. 1984 BouleY11d, Suite 370, ,.,.,_
lrom aald 1o1 wntcn underlies Thil Slltement wu 11111<1 With the County Clerk or Or-f2all20 m 1... PGf1 Beactl. Calif. 928e0
1 plane parallel 10 ano 550 with the County Clerk of Or· ange County on November Puollane<J Orange Coat! Publlltlad Orange Coaat Thia bu11neaa I• tion-
leet below ine present sur· ange County oo December 27. 1984 · Oaily Piiot o.c.mw 2 1. 28. Dally Piiot Oeoemt>« 7, 14, ductll<I by: a oorporatlot\
lace of said 101 for tilt l3. 1984 F2t11MS 1984 January 4, 11, t985 21. 28. tll84 Aobert F Allen. Jr . Vice
purpowe of prospectlMQ for F2'Ul4 Publllhecl Orenoe Cout F-573 _______ .;..F...;·6'.._? Prelld9nt .' 1
11\e exp!Orauon develop· Publlllle<I Orange Co111 0811y Piiot December 7 14, o11D1IC NOTICE This ataten>enl wa1 nled
ment prO<luctlon extraction Oally Piiot Dteemb« 21• 28• 21, 28. 1984 Ma.IC NOTICE l"UVt. w.llh the County Clerk of Or·
and t0aklMQ of N ld mlne<als, 1984• January 4• l t, 1966 F·S31 FICTlnQUl IUlfNlll ' ange CC>Ynty on Dec.mbet
oll, gas. petrole1.1m. other F-592 flCTITIOUI IUltNHI NA .... ITAT'lmNT -t2. 1984
hydrocarbon sub1tancee NAMI tTATW•NT The lotlowlng P«'IOnt are FtaMI
an<I water from said lot I>) Pl.81.IC NOTICE MLIC NOTICE The following P«ton II dOIMQ butlnet• u : Flowtr Alert end Jf1ett
means of mines. wellt, der· "'ICTITIOUI 1u1 .... ••t "'ICTITIOUI IUltN•U doing bullnMI u Valley Aasoclatea, a Call· ..00 MeoArttlUr INYd. ... rlekl or othe< equipment ..-,,.~., ,. "' NAO GROUP. l7132 fornla 0-.il Plltn«ahlp, f1'0
from 1Urf1Ge locations on NAME ITATl.-WT NAME STATEMENT Northflel<I 1.ane, Huntington 369 San Mlguel Drive, Suite ~'°" ltMcfl, Callf,
adjoining or nel~hborlng The fotlowlng pereon ta Th• follOWlng l*'IOnl are Beach. Calll. 92647 00 N--""" ,. ___ .. c• -dolnn bu91nel9 u · doing buelneu u · H ••o<111 17132 9
1
2.;.,, ~""'' ...,....., ~ Publ'•.._.. ""•""""' ,. ___ , land or tying outs! e cl the H·•u NT ER 1 NT ER . · arvey "" n, """ --..,._,... .,._. IOUllOns on aOJolnlng or T 11 ER M 0 0 RA p 11 I c Nor1hfleld l.ane, HunllMQlon Mlctlffl I. Cohen. 39g San Delly Pllo1 December 21, 211,
neighboring land on lylMQ NATION"L. 1002 Sec· LEGAL CENTER. 5924 Beacn. Callf 92647 Miguel Drive. Suite lOO, 19114, January 4, 11, 1"5
C>Ytalde 01 the above-de-retaflal Clrcie, Cotta M.... Warner Avenue Huntington Thia bualneH It con-Newpo!'I 8"ch, CA t2&e0 f -578
atrtbecl lot, II belnn under-Calli 92626 Beech, California 92647 ducted by an lndMclual R D ,,,_ ... "'""' S lloOd that the ow~; 01 such Wayne B Hunter. 1002 C1Mn B Rosa, DC. 33511 HlfWY MO<llln ober1 · ..,..,, ~· en
mineral• 011 gH. pet· Secretarial Circle. Costa Valle Road, San Juan Thi• atatement wu 11111<1 ~~~1 ~. ~~1:2e:'· __ .;..fltlll..;.;;..;;;.l;.;C;...;.;NO.;;;...;.T;.;ICE;.;;.. __
roleum, other hydrocarbon M .... Callf 92826 Capistrano. California 92676 with the County ctenc of Or· Fio-Vati.y P1au Par1· flCTTTIOUa 9U ... ll
aubalanoes and wataf u Thia bu11neu 11 con· Thia bu1lneu la con-ange County on Oectmt>et nan, Ltd. 1 Celtte<nla Um-.. A .. .-. .. -.....
I h .,__ all h Oucted"" an lndivldual ducted by an lndlvldual 1• 19•• " ., .. ,~ '"' NI on a.,.,,..., th ave vi ... -1t1d Par1nar1hlp, g595 The fol.........,. ,_IOf\I er• no right to enter upon the Wayne B Hunter CALVIN B ROSS. DC f'2a531 Wllthl 81 d .,_,......, Hiiia --"'V ........ aurlaoe of the above-d• Thi• atalament waa 11111<1 This 11a1emen1 wu tlled Publlaned Orange Coast re 11 • .,... .. _ ·1 • 001no bualneM u : ~rl"'..,.. IOI nor to ·-any of with the Counry Cieri< ot Or· With the Coonty Clerk of Or· 0...., Piiot Oecemlbe! 21. CA 90012 M M. & H. SPECIAi.TiES, ... ..,..... w-c t December eou ty November -• Equity Land Reeourcae. 20952 ~· Part< Ln . the uid lot or any por11on ange oun Y on enge n on 28. l9e.4. January 4 11• an Oregon Corporation, 559 Huntington Beach, Call!
thereof above said plane 14 1984 211· 1984 1965 F.u.. San Ylldro, Montaclto, CA "2"•6 parallel to an 500 feet below Fmu2 "211114 ,,._ • .... the preMnt surtace 01 Ille PubllShed Orange Cout Publlstle<I Orange Coaatl-----------93108 Fred R. uo111, 20952
aald lot for any ""'''poee Dally Piiot Decemb« 21, 211, Dally Pilot Oecembet 7 14, f'\ellC NOTICE Thia buatneu 11 con-OUMn1 Paik ln . Hunl· ,._ 1911-4 Januuv 4 11 196& 21, 28, 1984 __ ...;.,; ______ dueled by • general part· ington 8eech, Calll 92&4e
wtlal_.,., ' -• ' ' F-532 flCTITlOUI aUllNlll nerahlp £11ubeth UOell, 20952
PARCEL 3 Non-exctullve F·57 t NAME ITATEMIHT Aober1 D. Ex•. MlchMI I °"""' Park l.n.. Hunt·
MMment1 lor accaa. In· The following P«ton• 111• Cohen, General Partner• lng1on Beach, Calif. 92648
gr.... agr.... encroach· Pl.81.IC NOTICE l't&.IC NOTICE dolr19 bulln ... u Thi• statement wu nled lhla bu1ln1" la con-
men!. sup1 port, d m1 elntten· r.,.TI.TIOUS IUSINEll RSF ASSEMBLERS. 852 With the County Clefl{ of Of. ductll<I by 1 general part· ance. re(>a ra, an or o he< FICTITIOUI BUltNEll ,.,..,. Magallan Street. Co1ta ange County Ofl December ne<wtllp pur~ over the common NAME ITATl!Ml!NT NAME ITATEMENT MeN. California 92628 17. 11184 Fred R. Uctell
area and over tl\099 por1lons The folloWlnQ PeflOrll ere The followlng peraons are Richard Scoll Fleming. F2U7'04 Thia 1111emen1 wu nled
of th• asaoc11110n Pf'operllel doing bualnest ••· Oolng bu1lnea1 •• 3821-J Bear Strtel, Santi Roy Leeowla. Anorney 11 with the County Clert< of Qr.
comprlae<I of the recreation FIASTWORLD TRAVEL SCOTT & ASSOCIATES, Ana. Calllornla 92704 I.aw. 3200 Brl1tol Street, ange County on o.e.m1>er
area eesement and the OF CORONA DEL MAR, t70 Mcl<nlght Drive, Laguna Joyce Lynn Fleming, Ste 700, Co1ta Mesa, CA 14, 11184
slree1 easement, ell H 38 10 E Coast HIQhway, Cor· Beach, Calffornle 9265 I 3621-J Beer Street. Santa 92628 . f..a
1110Wn and O.fl"41d In the ona del M81. Calli 92625 Brian S Wood. 170 Ana California g2704 Publlahed Orange Cout Published Orange ea.at
1bove-<1eacribod plan and Homer R Bragglna Sr. McKnight Drive, Laguna This buslneea 11 con-Oally Pilot oec.mbef 21. 28, Dally Piiot December 21. 28.
the abOve·descrtbod decler-6331 Acacia Hiii Or111e. Beach, Cat11orn11 92651 Oucted by huaband and Wlfa 1118•, January 4, 11 , 1985 1184, January 4. 11. 1N5
atlon Yorba Linda. Cllll 92686 Robert J. Shine. 170 JOYCE FLEMING F-600 • F-570 PARCEi. 4: Exc1u1111e Au<lre E Braoglna, 6331 McKnight Drive. Laguna Thia l1atement wu Iii.ct
euementt appurtenant 10 Acacla Hiii Drive, Yorb1 Beach Calllornl192651 With the County Ci.tk or Or·
parcels No 1 and No 2 a. I.Inoa. Calll. 112886 Th11 bu1lness I• eon· anoe County Ofl o-Tlber
scribed aoova, for uH eno Tnis buslne11 11 con· ouc1ed by a general part· 3. 1118•
OGGupency lor (yerd). (deck), dueled by husband an<I wlle nersn1p F1t22M
!garage) purPOHS deflne<I HomM R Braoglns Sr BRIAN S WOOD Publlstled Orange Coaal
as testriciad common arta• Tti11 11a1ernen1 was tiled This statement wu filed Dally Pilot December 7 14, ff RTE 1n the ebolle-Oescfloed dee· with tile COunty Clerk c t Or wllh the CC>Ynty Clerk of Or· A vate 1.1\t.ernmenL Pa-
11ra1oon. as aulgnecl to the ange County on Oetem!Mlt ange County on o-Tlber 21' 28· 1984 F-5311 MARIAN E HARTE. cif1c View M emorial
•t>ove-dHCrtoed plan 14 1984 3 1984 ----------1 age 87, a resident of Park. Pacific Vtew
The 1treel ll<IOrns eno '*"° F2'2247 PllJUC NOTICE H other common deslgnerron Puouan.o orange Cont Publlltled Or11nge Coast __ .....;.. _______ , u nungton Beach. M ortuary Directol"I,
II any of the real Pf'opefty Dail-; Ptlol Oecembef 21 21. Dally PtlOI December 7, 14, FICmlOUS BUllNIEll JXlMed away Decem-644-2700.
Oescrtbed ebove 11 198• January 4 11. 19115 21 , 28. 1984 NAME ITATl!MENT ber 26, 1984 ln The ----M-OO--R-E ___ _
purpor1ed lo l>e 1103 llAM& F-565 F-543 The fotlowlng P9f90nl 111a p k S • Co
Blufts. Unit •3. Cott• Mau ------------------ootng t>usmess as NEW· sr upenor n · EMORY S . MOORE, California 92627 P 0 RT c HILD REN S valescent H ospital. M .D o f Balboa~
The unOMSlgned Trustee __ Pl.81. __ l_C_NO_T_IC_E _____ Pl8_l_l_C_NO_T_IC_E __ CENTER. 20221 Cypress St Beloved mother of aw ay Dec 25, 1984.
dltclalms any llablllty for 1ny FICTfTIOUS aUllNIEIS FICTITIOUS IUllNIEll SW S1n1e Ana Heights. CA Walter E Pittsley. Survived by his wife :g;;:1;~~0~~~0~·~:~ NAM£ ITATUHNT NAME STATEMENT 92~~1nley Dale Monson Also surv1v1ng ar e E!Jzabeth son Geof-
deslgnatlon If any ~hown The IOllowlng pertons •re The lollowtng persons are 20421 Upper Bay. Senta two grandaughter s. (rey Moo.re of Hood
nertin 001ng DuslntU u domg bullnelS u A H CA 92707 S d d S p Se1osa1ew111oemede but w E 5 T P 0 A T LI NDA BENTLEY DE· ":ar:t''~eureen (MIS· an y an ue it-River, Oregon ,
w1thou1 covenant or war PORSCHACARE 19 H SIGNS, 2334 Aralla New-anhlmer) Monaon, 20421 ts 1 "Y' a I I 0 ( daughter Christi ne
ranty express or lmplleO re· Charle SI Co1111 Mesa por1 Beach. Callfornle 92660 Upper Bey Santa Ana Lakewood, Ohio Mrs Carlson o f Hunt·
garo1iig 1111e. posseulon or Calll 92627 Lindi! Bentley. 2334 Heights, CA 92707 I la.rte was ..a member
encumbrances, 10 pav lhe Westporache Inc , Call Aralle, N-port Beach, Call-This bualneu 11 con-( h Pl ' h Co ington Beach; sister
remelnlng prlncipal sum ot fornla, l9H Cherie SI lornle 92660 oucted by husband ano wife 0 t e ymout n · Florence Tellefsen of
thenote(s),advane$S,lfany, Costa Meaa,Calll 92627 Gery J Werkmelater, Stanley end Karen g. regattonal Chur ch Encino and 3 grand-
undef lhetermsofaa1d Oeed This buslne11 la con 233• Aralla. Newpo118e.ch, Monson and M emorial Ser-children. M em orial
of Trua1. leee. chargea end ducted by a COfporallon C•;1~~nl~i:i~:!. la c:on· Thi• etatemeot wu tlle<I v ices will be con -"""'l"Vl·ces will be held ••pen-of the Trustee eno Michael T Miiier · Prell with the County Clerk of Or· d _,., h Sa """ or the trutts created by 'aid den• ducted by 8 genMal pan-enge County on November UC'ku \ ere on l · December~lst at 11
Deed cl Ttutl. for lhe Tn11 s111emen1 wu llled nershlp 30 1984 urd&y, December ~9. A .M al Pacific View
amount reasonably H ll· wUhlht!!CountyClerkolOr GARYJ WERKMEISTER F211llO 1984 at 10AM With Chapel, Newport mated 10 be $7 935 86 ange County on Otoemoer This statement wu flJe<I
The betletlciary unoer .. ,0 14 1984 with the CC>Ynty Clerk of Or-o:~b~~::' ~~ ~o~~ Pastor Tony Curto of -Beach. Pacific V iew
DeedolTrua1here101oree11-F2al1t enge County 00 o-nt>er 2128.198• ftc iating Pierce M ortuary Directon
ecuted and delivered to the Publislle<I Orange Coaat 3 t984 l'-5211 Brotht>rs Smiths'
uncterllgned a wrltteri Dec:· Daily Piiot o.e.mt>er 21· 28· F2.S2:Ml M or\wu-y, Dlrectoni. PETERSON
taratlon of Default Ind 0.-1984 January 4 1 t ' 1985 Published Or1nge Coaat Pl.81.IC NOTICE c.36-6 .. 39 LILLIAN s'IITnL EY mend tor Sale, and a wrttten f -574 Deily Piiot Oeoamber 7. 14, _____ .....;..____ J J n.1..0
Notice or Default end Etec-21 28, 118" FICTTTIOU8 IUllNHI PETERSON, age 67, ''°" 10 Se11 Tne underligned Ml.IC NOTIC£ F-536 NAME ITA TIMENT BOGG IE pa.ed away Decern·
cauM<I .. ,d Notic. of 0.-rt1ero11ow1ngP«eons are BOCCIE. LAVINA ber 26 . 1984
fault and ElectJon 10 Sell 10 FICTITIOUI IUllNEll f'\ellC NOTIC£ dotng bullness u SurvlVed by her hus-be recorded lnthe county WAME ITATl•NT COMPUTER ADDITIONS. FRAZZEE resident o f
wM<• the real propeny ., The tellowtng peraona are F1cm1ou1 IUllNEll 1e 11 Alleo Ave<1.,., Cotti C-Osta Mesa passed band Lawrence
located doiMQ bu1l""8 u NAME ITATIMIN'T M • s a . C • • 1torn1 • Dec 26 h S h PeteJ"IOn Sr. of Santa Diii Novembet 30, 19&.4 8 2 ND s TREE T I c E The fotlOwlMQ peraona are 12627 ·3238 away . l e Ana La
CAL FED ENTEAPfUlfl, CREAM PARLOR 211 62nd OOIMQ bu•I~•.. J w WUhlngton. Jr IS survived by a ; sons. wrence
a Calttornla GOf'llO'alton, aa Street. N-por1 Beach, Cell· GIMONE'S, 3415 Via 1617 Alleo Avenue. Co1t1 nephew G. Russell Jr. Peterson o f New-
a.eld 1r11tlM, ly: D«Mn rornla 92683 Oporto, Newport Beech, M e• a . C • 11 torn I a Boggle o f a:ista M esa, port Beach, John
W1t11\MM, ANl•IMll he· PatrlCla Holloway 2800 Call1 92663 92627-3236 Peterson of Loe An-
r•tef)', 5"70 Wll1Mr• llvd., w Ball Reed. • K· 1. Olmone's Inc . Calltomla, Richard J Hiiien. 18195 a stster-m -law, V ada geles and S•-ph•n
lull• t40, Loe AfteelM, Anaheim. c1111tornl1 92804 3415 1111 Oporto. Newport Santa Joenana. Fountain Boggte of N ewport """ ~
Caflfornle tOOH (211) Thia bualneu 11 con· Beach, Celll 928&3 Vall9Y. C1llforn11 92708 Beach and a cousin in Peterson of Loe An-
'1·5800 ducted by en lndllllduel Thia bualneu 1a con· Thia bu1lne11 11 con-I 0 l H f ge l es, sister Jean
Published Orange Co1111 PA TRIC1.< HOLLOWAY ducted by a cotporatlon ducted by co-partner• aw pa ooper 0 M cCord and three D1111y Pilot ()e(;omoer 211. Thll s111ement wee flied Olane Myerson, Prestoent J W WASHINGTON, JR Bakersf ie Id. Ca Ii·
1984, .lenusry 4. 11. 1985 with the County Clerk of Or· Thi• •tatement wu filed This 11atement wu !lled fornaa smte 1923 and grandchildren. M em -
M2M enge Coun1v on ~mber with 1~ Covn1y Clerk of or. with the County Clefk or Or· in Orange County orlaJ Service Decem-~ 5~1 18 198• 11nge C0<in1y on Dec.m~r ange County on Oecemt>er ber 29. 1984 at 1 IAM
F_........ 3 1984 ~1nc•1• 1971 Graveside
--"" 12. l984 • at Sa 1 n t P a u I Publl1n&d Orange Coast F2to»OO F2'22U 'IC'rv1ces will be held
Dally Pilot December 21. 28. Published Orange Coast Pubttshe<I Orenge Co .. 1 on Saturday Dec. Episcopal Church in
' DEATH NOTICES
PtJ8LIC NOTICE DIAMOND PROPERTIES
L TO 200 Eat! S1ndPOlnte
Sulla 700 Santa Ana, Catll
92707
t1u11 and Demand for Sele feu11 and Demand '°' Sale Jettrey E Stone and wrnten notice ol breac:h ano wrlllen notice 01 braech Thie etatement wu flleO FICTITIOUS BUllNlll
ano or elecllon to cau .. the and o1 election to ceuM the wllh lht County Ct«k of Or· NAME STATEMENT
1984. Janulr)' •. 11 1964 Oally Pilot Oetember 21, 28. ~~ll~:i~~~ber 7 14. 29th at 11 AM. Tustin. Directed b y
F-585 1984, January 4, 11 1985 F-5'0 G ' a n d v t e w Saddleback Chapel in
F·579 Cemet.ary. G lendaJe. Tustin Charles V Mlhaylo 200
East SenOpolnte Svlle 700.
Senta Ana Calif 112707
o.nnia Gltfln, 200 Eut
Sendpo1n1e Suite 700
Sen1a Ana Cell! 92707
Ml.IC NOTIC£ California. Friends~-------1nge County on November The tollowtng P«•on• tr• unOerllgned to Mil u 1d undersigned lo Mll uld doing bualnets 19 U NCOl.N Mt.IC NOTICE
properiy to satisfy llld obll· property to aallsty Nld obli· 30 198• ,,..,., WOODS. LIMITED. 18662 ---------POOi.JC NOTICE
gallon1. and thereafter the gat10fls end ther .. lter the ..... Bl S •oo FICTITIOUI IUllNIH -------· --FICTITIOUI 1U• ... •11
Thi• bu11ne11 11 con·
duele<I by 1 llmlted partner·
antp
Dennis 01n1n
Th s ttatament wu 11111<1
't'Jlh Iha County Clerk ol Or
linge County on '**'1t>er to 1984
F2U911
Publl1hed Orange Coaat
Dally Pilot Dec:.mbef 20 27.
1984 January S 10. IHS
T11-S67
MLIC NOTICE
under11~ned caule<I sa10 "n"-slgn-' t a"·-' iald ltefl 6 ....,....., ~. O. 8o1 ..,__,...rthur vO utl• .. ...... ~ """ "" u--.. 7110 =:" 9Hcfl c.-. '"""' C" q2715 NAME ITATIMINT FlCTITIOUI 9UlfNCSI NA• ITATl•NT nollee o breech a.nd Of &lee· notice of breach and ol elee-_,._ • All Alli t8SS2 MacArthur TNI toltowlng peraon 11 NAMI ITATl!•NT The followlng per90n1 are
hon IO be hon to be f..,...,.. Bl 0 s 1 •00 c dolnn l>ullnea• u The 1............., RecorOedDECEMBER 28 Recoroe<IDECEMBER26, Publlthed Ortnoe Coalt 92
11715 ute lrv1ne, A AMERICAN AUDIO, dolnQ~~~.s:'A':::~ d~7R~~:ITH SER·
11183 H Instrument No 1983 as lnllrumnet No Dll~tl~ o.c.tnbef 6· 13• Jtm Monit r "847 N VIDEO PRODUCTIONS, Home s.Mcea. 18071 Fitch VICE, 29511 Ivy Glenn,
83-585858 of Ott.c;1a1 Re-83-585652 of Offlelal Re-20 · 914 TH·SlO Batavia Orange CA 1128&8 16487 Sier-re. FC>Ynlaln VU. Avenue. In/Ina, CA 92714 1..9Quna Niguel. Calif. 92877
cord• 1n the ottlce of tile R• c:or<111n tile office ot the Re-Thia bualness 11 con-lay, CalH 1127011 Bradford o Anoeraon. A.H soreneen. 29591 Ivy
corder of Orange COunty COfdef or Orange County •-ic W\TICE ducted by a lwnltad 1*'1*-a.car F A1ondo. 18"81 10811 1 CC>Yn St . Stanton. Glenn. Laguna Ntouel. Clllf.
may call a t the
monuary on F rid&y
Dec 28th 5PM to
9PM Pierce B rolh<'rs
Bell Broadway.
Mortuary Directors
642-9150
Said stlaWlll be maoe. bUt Said lale will t>emede. but .-~ nu lhlp Sierra. Fountain Valley. CA 908llO 92677
wHhout covenant or war .-ithout covenant or Wfll· M All Razl Callf 112708 Thia bu11neH 11 con· J.C Sor1t1Mn, 29591 ivy .LUKAS
ranty, a11preaa or Implied. r• ranty lkPI'"' or lmplled, re-TMI":~~ IAU Thia statement wu llled Thia bualnH1 11 ton ducted by an lndMctuat Glenn. Laovna Nlguel. CAllf M A R G A R E 1' E
gtrdlnQ tltle. polMUlQn or oardlng !Ille, poaaeaalon, Or Tl NO 41147 MJ with the County Clerk of Or· ductll<I by an lndMdull Brll<llord Andef-IOI\ g2677
ern:umbrances to pay Iha tneumbranc.a, to pay tl'>e • • ange CC>Ynty on Oecember Oac:ar F Atondo Thia ttatement ••• filed Thia buelnff• la con-MARIA LUKAS of remaining Pf'lntlpat 1Ym 01 remaining Pf'lnclpal tutn of YOU AAE IN OEFAULT 17 1964 Thie t1e1emen1 '"'"Iii.cl w1tl'llntCountyCler1lof0r duet.Oby hl4bandandwtfe Newporl B each,
the nota eecured Cy said the note MCured by Nld UNDER A DEED OF TRUST ' ,,...,.,. with tile County Clerk of Or· ange Coonty on December J lea C S
Deed of Trull. with lnletMI Deed of Truat. With lnterM1 DA TED DECEMBER 27 Publtaned Orange Cout .,. CC>Ynty on O.C-,1>er 17, 1011• ' T~~ ... ,:.~. lfled passed away Decem !:~Id ;~~:.'ou= ~ :~d1~o~~=· ~ !~:10u:L~is ii~;:~~ Dally Ptlot December 21. 28. 14, 19114 ,..,.. With the Coonty c1en1 of Qr. be r 2 7 . l 9 8 4 .
terma of sals ~of Truet. tarme ol Mlt ofed ol Trvtt, YOUR PROPERTY IT MAY 1984, J&nuary 4, 11, 1r.:99 Publllhe<I Or•~= 08~~\fc:<'~= 2~~ ';0.~~nty on Oecemb9r ·l~~nt'Vld vedAnbtoyn~erllOhusn&.
1 .... char get al\d •Xf*I... 1-. c:harget tnd twpeneea BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC o lly Pll t Deoem"-2 28 "'8~.-J • 11 1"85 --.. H• ' •
FICTITIOUI IUIMH ol lhe Trull .. •net lht truft.I ol tl'ie TrutlM •nd the trultl SALE IF YOU NEED AN EX 1:84, Jl~uary •• Ii. 19~& . 1• . lnUll')' ... • F-511 Publllhed Orang;c;.; Peter o( Beverl y
NAMI ITATW•NT cr&alll<I by aald 0..0 of CtMted by aald Deed of Pl.ANA TION OF THE P\8.JC Pt()lte{ f'-115 Dally Piiot oec.ml>ef 21, 28, Hilla. Carry o f Cost.a The lollowlr19 peraons ara Trual Truit N A T U A E 0 F T H E ---------M d h doing bullneee •• Said Nie wtfl be held on Said 1111 w111 be held on PROCEEDING AGAINST ACTITIOUl IU9Mll rte.IC NOTIC[ 1984, January 4· 11, 1966 eu, aug ter.
L I L AN SE L I N Friday, January 4, 1985 81 Friday. Jtnuary • tNS al YOU. YOU SHOUl.0 CON-NAMI ITATOmNT Pl.81.IC M>JIC[ -.....;....;..;;..;;;.;..;;....;..-,.~---------...:f.;..·~ffu9 H eidy o f Beverly
CORPORATCO. 31 19 100 p M at the N0'1h front 100 P M at the NOr1h front TACT A LAWYER The fOllOW!ng per90tll art 'ICTITIOUI .,..... fUM.IC fl)TIC[ Hilla; aiattta, Traudy
IClllarney l~. C0tta M... en t r an c e Co u n t y ant r a n ca Co u n t y On JanuatY 111. 19115, ti Oolng bullneN M FOOO 'ICTfTIOUI 9U.,..ll NAMI ITAT'lmNT H be l 0
C&llf Cour1hou••· 700 CMC CourlhOUH, 700 Civic 11 A M • c A I. H 0 F AN l A 81 A l N f ! A . NA• ITATl•NT "The lollowtng per90l'\t ... '9CTITIOU9 ..,..... aus rier 0 r -
Ltl&nHI lncorpotalaO. c.tlter OrM Weat, Santa c.nter Dl'lve WMt. Senta ENTfRPRIS~S.a Callf0rn11 NATIONAi., 214 Upttno Tnefollowlngper90M ate doing buelntu 111 NAMl•TA'fa..wf a nge , Brigette
K.,"*"' M Cl'laml>era. Call-Ant Calltoml• Ana. California COfpol'ltlOn .. duly •P· Ortw Laguna Beecll CA d~ ~.. CAMPB!!LL COMPANY. 833 The IOllowlng peteonl If• Frohllcll of Orance.
rornta 20412 Cyprau. Ai the time of Iha 1n111a1 At Iha time of the tnnlal pointed Tru1tee under llld 92651 DANK PLAZA TAAVE.L. Do vat Orl\le, Newport OOlnQ bu9lneM.. Anellese Pcm~r of
&einta Ana tlta Calif 92707 publJc.atlon of lhll notlot. publlclllon cl thla notloe. purauant 10 Dead of Trv11 EvanM FIOtt 274 Upland 2910 Htrt>Ot BIYd . Ste 203. 8Mcfl. CA 92t&3 81(1 SOUTHERN CAI.I• M unich, Germany
Da11ny S CPlambetl. P 0 the total amount of the un-tht total amount of the un-rtcO<cted Januery 7. 1NO, DI'~. LIQUN a..cti CA eo.11 M ... CAlll 112928 Matti.-T Clmpbeil, 111 FORNI~ 95&0 WlllfWI( Av• Bo11 3590 i<enei Alu.It• paid belanoe Of the obit-pe1c1 belwice of rne obit· u 11\Str No MM. book g26~ 1 Roe>en c IM*nal. 18222 4~nd Strwt. AC)t a. New· ~. •2&0, l'OUl\Ulln v..,, and H~y ~mer o f
Hel I ~tlot\ MCured by the abaft o•tlot\ aewred by Iha lbo\19 13480 ,,. 630. of Ottldel Douol .. Ddey. 274 Up-Monl.-.y l.n .... Huftt· port e.cm. CA·~ Calif 92708 Munich . brother•.
111111 J OIM'lbef•. Ft O deecrlbed deed of tnm Ind deacflbed deed of 11\111 •nd Recotdl a .. cuteo by land Oma Leguna BMch. ino1on 9Mctl. c.llf 92849 Thia t>utlne.t le con· Siii lndl*ry of "°"tlllrn Rudy Slf'Oh.meter o f
lo• 3590 Ktnai AtUlla ... llN1ed co.ta. ~. Mllmaled Cotta. ~ Al.LAN MINOA. a Stngll CA t2Ht Setty J Bvcllnell 1822' <lue1ed by an lndMduM ca11tomia, Inc., CellforNI. I
9"1 1 It'd~ II 181,8411 48 and ac:tvanc.t It JS0,18105 men Now 1 Mwrled Man Thlt l>ullneat 11 eon-~l•ey l.n •'8. Hunt t.calt'*il T ~ OS~ W111,_ A--. 1250. r VI n t • A 1 f 0 n I
Thi• bu1lne11 11 con-Dated ~bet 1. 11>84 Dated Nowmw 11. 1t84 and hit Wife LINDA A dueled by 1 oen-•I pan lncJlon 1eectt CAllf t2Mt Tillt 11•t~ wee fled F'ounlaln Va/fwy, e.iit S t r o h m e I t r o f
d\lcled by • c;orPOfltlOtl ML.A ,.IUNCIAL co.. MU l'INANCIAL CO., MINOA .. trvetor1 In !hf nerthlp lh111 bueln"a •• con wi1h the Court1Y ~of Of· Tilll bullM11 I• con· M u n 1 c h , Ton y
ICalhlwn Cll.,.,,ber'I, vie. TrHle•, A.t.C. T"UIT Tr1111 .. , A.l.C. TfllUIT offlGa 01 lht Count) Alt Douolat T Balley. !.anne O\lc111<1 by hvll>e.nd 8l1CJ W(la .,. County on OeoembW duc1ad by • COfl)OrltlOn s l r 0 h mt' It' r 0 f
Pr..ictent OllD ll"VJCll. tMC., OHO ll"VICll, IMC., aordef of Or.,. County FIO<a Betty J lucitMll 17 1"'4 Alctlard C Aul\ Pr9111CMnt
Thi• •let.,,.,t ..... !ltecl A99ftl. ....... OlaMo A§eftt, ... Mt. DlaMe Stal• of Ctllf()fnla. Will Thi• at1ttmer1t ... tlled Thi• 11a1ernen1 w tiled ,... Thia "''"'*'' •• fltecl M unlt'h and thrtt woh the County Clet'k of OJ ......_ ~ 111, ~ • .,.,,. au11a 111, ~. S!l.L AT PU81.JG AUCT"ION wtth the County Otetll of Of. wttn the~ C~11 of Or· Jach eon. Kidder· ' With ttlt County Clat1c ol Or· 1rondchUdnm ~r·
ange Covnry on o.c.mw Cellfetl\ll M14t (4tl) Calllornla t041 (411) TO HIGHEST BIOO!A FO.-ll'IOt County on Oecetnbet anoe County on oec.nt>er Sudlb, One CMo Piii .. "'V9 ~ on o.c.tnbet vi<'Ct will bl" hcld S.l·
7 196" •• tlU, 9r1 ..., " ,.,, ........., er. ..., I. ,..,, CASH jpey1ble at time 01 11 1914 t4 tN4 Sult• 2&<>. IWwPOf"t e.cn. 14, 11114 u.rdav ~ 2$, ~ ~Vfoe"1ut••• ._..._.Vloel"fu"•nt aai.1n ltwfVf "'°""'of tll« faJ1tl ,..11 CAl2te0 ,_ ,
l'llDftened Orenve eo.t PvbHled Orange eo.t Publl9had 0renoe COM! ~_, Stttaal at rri. Soultl Pl.tbfllhll<I Oranoe eo.1 Pub4lttled OJtnOt Cout Pvtllllhld <>ranee CoMt Pvbllahe<I O!'enoa ~ 1984 at 10 AM at Pa-
HARBOR LAWN·
MT. OLIVE
Mortuary • Cemetery
Crematory
1625 Glsler Ave
Coete Men
540-5554
PIERCE 8AOTHEll'8
8Ell BROADWAY
MORTUARY
110 Broedw•y
Costa Mese
642-9150
BALTZ HAGl!RON
SMITH I TUTHILi.
WHTCUFF CHANL
427 E 1711'1 St
Cotta Mesa
846-9311
McMOftMtCK
MOflrTOA.lltY
179~ Laguna Canyon
Road
L-oun1 beach. Ca
828&1
40..-9~15 o.it; pijol Oec.mbet 13, 20, o.n, Piiot Oecemoer 14 21 Dlllfy Pll01Dtcttnbet14 21 ''«'I 8'11ranc. to the Of· O.Uy Ptlot o.c.mt1et ~1, 21, Dady PllOI o.c.,nw tt, tt. Dally,,_ o..Mer 2t, 21, D91~~ o.c.n. at, 21, dfic V lt>W Chapel,
21 1984 Januety 3 IHI 28 1984 • 28 1914 • 1 no a Co u n I y 0 Id t9'4 JMUafY 4, I 1, 1981 198• January• 11, tM5 1~. JanuafY 4, 11. 1111 103A, JanufllY 4. 11, 111$ New""" n-~h PTf. C
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llLVAHA'S PL.ACI! 4201 GAA ""-'~ OOll\Qt>uai,_... OOll\Q~u OOi"ll ~ • l"C9T. doMQ~-OCW\o~K llG.t.A&.COMOUC dolliO"'*-W ~ ...... ,Al ntl w ,8'(Clr latltaMe' Calif F.ASHINrooc~~ 8 OLD SllA~.A EHOINt!AINO C~RUA flAlHWAYS. 22t00 0 l.lm'-1 Str... AM!AICAN ENERGY BEAV£A HOMll. llVIMGRI &OUACE AUOCATU. f'AOfO •AOADCAITtHG
t2103 ' . ' VICf lGtH M NINOUA-COMPANY,2837CluOilOUM 264•UAOMlf'Ott• ~.El t005LalleP0t11t,CAUm CONSfRVATION Q~, KOKAM!I HOMf.S, L.Otoot• t2-2t.a.c J17·' ..,.,.,.,.,,. ...,.,., ~.ICMWl'ADO
Mlll\I Sllvena Men:um St• 2o3ws.t ,noffl St · Aolld, Cotta M-. Call• Toro, Calttom11 tM30 Paciflo Ctr~l1 lewd T• .AMl!RICAN lNeROY IN· IAAOY ttOMU. OntA To~" May Conoem • .......,,. DellCI\. CeldOM1I eAOAOCAITIHO WON(.
4202 W f'ay Cit a.nta NI' 8eec11 Ca11f 8M2f". lngton lomla f2624 L~ "°"111<1 Gtltum. Jr . ting Compeny, Inc. (ltele of ST ALLA TION, 2770 8 HOMEI. A!ttDl!HTIAL L.£UM JD N •~to t2te3 IHOP, ft"8W, &AOAD• 1 Ca111 t270S ~J George Leelle MoH.anen, 2~4~ M<>fntnottar Aoad. !I ~l)Ofltton Calif0tfl11J Hartxw lltwd . I• A. len&e CAPITAL LTD .1. IEA t._. ~1t of~ Aowt 0 fo,, 2•70 CAHIHO W0AQf40•:
Tlllt bvtlMea It con. N Cofal ameaOtt-421 2137 ClubhOuH Aoed, T0to c..tomia 92630 ~ .. Mlfte at~ • Me CaNf t27CM 8Allzg HOMl!e, a.nd llilwereot COn 01 * "4T' Haipol w., Colla ..... ll01 W.,.,_ A"9 IHI
dueled by-an lndfvldual lllQtOll S:· ~f~· Hunt· Cotta M.-. Clllilornia Thll ou11n .. 1 •• con-Thia statement ..,.. Ill«! Tom lou Lang, 313 t TAOVT HOlrdS. t t7t II OH tAt.f ~ tfl\Je. Celdomitil t2M3 Hu11t1ni!to11 .. act!. C 1 Matla a. Mwoum 0 1 n • 2e27 TNt bualneu It con· ducted bY" an lndl'lldutll wtlh the Courlty C-11 of OJ .... ..,..,, A~, Coate MeM, MW. lttMt. u .. """"--ea.-EAT Pl.) to Ml ~ n... ~ Ill con-12147
Thll l\atement WU flied Aodt~ t. l 0,,. In. dUCtlO by 111 lndl'Mlual LLOYD R OIL.LUM. JR tnOI COUflty on Oeoll'n!Mr C.ilf t2e2t fOtnla 8'71• .,....,,.. "° Monf«Me Cluelld bt "'Ind Undl,... ,.,_,,., ... *"
with Ull County c.etk of OJ. RMf, No• t;t H N C0tll GEOAOE l. MOILANfN This atalement wu ftlld 17, t8M MM!n Fran.a. A«.actl, ~ MeHalNe. t Ut 81 A.-.. co.t. ....._ 9"27 "°9rAT Q, fOX tech St., H4.lntlft0ton ~
lllOI County Oil HcMn\ber a.ac:ti Calll Htaf"'in;ton Thia etlten\411'11 wet nt.d wttl'l tfle Courlty Clwll ol Or· ~ 208 18th St., Apt C. Hunt· Malft 8 l1Wt, IA. lf'YIN. c.... PublltNd °'MO' eo.t,.. Thie *'-..,,...,,,. ... flied CA t2MI
29. ttM Tl'llt butln... 11 con wtttl 1~'Y ~Or· •noe Collnry Oil Novetnt>er Put>llthed 0r-. ~ tngton ISMcft, Cellt t2W lomle t.2714 Olly PllOl ~ 2a. With a. County ca.k of Or· l 11 o m 1 • H o I "' • 1
,.,. Cluctld br 1 11 • anoe ty Oil o... 2e 1984 Delly Piiot o.c.mo. 21. 28, Thll bullneee It con-o... Stmtll'O. 1eo1 a. 191oe ante COun1't Ofl NO¥etntllt ~. 205A 1"' •
Publlthed Orenoe eo.t nerlhlp 91'* P1111· • 1"'6 ,.,., tt84. JlllMM/Y •. It IMS duoted by u ""'"· 11... T..,_, C«one dllll F-403 IO. '"" Huntintton ... e11. CA
o.iey Piiot o.c.mw 21 Joe Ott '211MOI ~ltflld OJenoe Collt F-6ff corporeted euoclatloft Mar, Celtomla t2t25 ,.,_ l'2't4I
IHA JeNfltY • 1 t ta' Thie "'-Pubtlllled 0r-. Cc>Mt Deily Piiot o-nw 7 t•. Othef "*'. ~ Thll butlneet le c~ ~~ ~ Orenoe Collt Tlllt t>ueineet .. ~
ttas' . • • wltl'I ,,,.·~~t.:W .. fj~ Dally PllOI Oecltnber 7, "· 21 u. t8M Mlltln '· ~ Ouded by-a llmlted Pfl'1JW• rt.a.JC _,,,_ OeitY p"°' ~ 1. 1• duct.o Oy I 9Jllllll"lll C*t·
F..eQe Cou Y Of..,.. 21. 28, t984 F-630 P\8..IC f«)TIC( Thia ttti.ment -filed • ftC11'TIOUI .,...II 21. ~I 1114 rier1NP ~984 nty Oil Oeoltnt>er F·544 with the County C.. of Or· PHIUP H MC NAME£ N~ ft ATtmNT • ' F-!12'7 Unda Ptige TIUT.a --.-... M'-..,,.-Til'-r--1 ,__, P\8.IC NOTICE NOTICa ~ etlQe County on Deoemt>er TfMI tletlnlent wu filed The t<*OW+nO pereon1 .,. Thie _..,,.,.. -... ~" nu1rw. PutMlahed 0Jtnc1t Cout P\8.IC NOTICE PUa.tC AUCTION 1', 1"'6 ~ tl'le Cowrty Ctenc ot Of· dOlng butinW • ,_. &-P\8.JC ll)TlC( #fl'I Ole County a.\ (II Or· TITlOU Dally Pilot Oecemblf 28 K·1sal NOTICI! IS HERflY ,,_. ante COunty on 09cAmber tate~Co 8308W• wige ~ Ofl No:.,.._ ~ ...... .: .,..... 1984 Januaty 4 11 18• ,tCTITIOUI IUUtEH NoCtc. M .... GIVEN INt !hi~ P\lbllthed Orange CoMt S, tit' ~tyont ~ 8-dl. AC~..... 27 1"4 -ATIMeNT t985 • • MAim IT ATIMDn' Of ,.._. Pn1t1ertJ wol Mii at pubic aletlOfl Olilty Ptloc Oeownoer 21, 28, "9DQ CA t2M3 • NAlllm ••A.,._,,, . ...,..
The tollowtng perlC)tl II The foltow;lng '*ton•.,. .. ,,..... .... puraiant lo Section 2t700. '™· JanuMy •• 11, ,. PublWled OJange CoMt M#len w Nixon. "'°' TM~""°"' -PuollNd Orenp Co.I dol~ butlneee .. ; F-tc>e doing bualnwa u No. A t2$3f7 Ch~ter tO OI the 8Y9lnw F-6n D8lty Ptto1 Oeoll'nbet 7. t•. wwt Oce.nfront ~ ~~ • f1'lC IN-Delly Pl6ot DeoenlMr 21. a.
M BIL! RADIO SEA· DI-·c ..,,.TICE FOUR SEASONS LIMOU· In tl'll Superior Court Of and Profllllone COdl of Ula 21, ~I. ltM 9-Ctl CA t2M3. '"'"""AS. 302 Vlctot\a 5t ttu • .i.nu.ry .. "· ,....
VICI!. M22 Tur11e Dove .. ~ nu SINE SERVICE, 24291 Whit· the State of California. tor tttteofCallforftlelheloffow.. '·538 T~ll N Nlll.Of'I esot 201 A, eo.t. ..._. CA ,..-
Alie., Fountain Velley, Cellt NrJ Court Lag Niguel tne Collftty of Orange Ing mllcellaneoue peraonet l'tll.IC *>TICE Ooeenfl' ~ 92«27
t2J7,?!_ R ..__..*, .,.,.2 K·11MO Cahlornlt 9211't vna ' In the Metter of the E1t111 property to-wtt· ~ <;>;9~· Etwique • "-""...,,, ---------
-·-.......... ..... OftANOI COUNTY Donald l.eel .. Coleman. or WILLIAM F BELL. 0.-• 1 ... Nc*W.. Quetrentt fJCTTTIOUI.. ..... Dlmt ·c Ml\nM' Thi .. buNMM .. con· 302 Vletona 8 201 A Coeta P\BJC ll)TIC( TU/tie~ AV9 , Fountain .W.NOA COUWT 2•2t1 Wllltney Court. CMMd HOUllillddlt..-na. NAMlftA~ f'UUU nu1iw: dudedby-1'1Ueb41ndandwffit ...... CA92927 _......;~~-------
Vlllley, c.l!1 82708 700 CMc Cefttw Laguna Ntguet. Ctlllomlt Notice ts heteby given ll'lel •I~ Jo.f Ev .... Hove. The 'oflooimO '*'°"' .,, NO..._,.,,. MINn W NlllOfl TN ~ 11 c.on-PM:llTIOU8 MJrllM
Thft bu•lneu It con-°'· Wttl 92677 tne underllgMd wlll Mii •t l'IOld ltemt dolnO ~ •: Oii '""c "" Thia •Utll'rllftl wea fled OUCted by""~ NAlm ft A,_.,
d"_f.:'.. ~ ~n'::!':!°u~ ltnte AN, James S Cook. 7245 Prlv111 .. le; to the hlgr-t ...... ~d;elt Rldl Dunn, Hou-KEVIN'S .AUTOMOTIVE, ,::;..~ With Ille COUftty C*11 o4 Or· ~A~~..... The 1o1ow1ng perlOlll IN
CA. t210l M1mott Drive. Catltbed, and t>ett bidder, avbject to ,..,. emt 1127 Harbor Blvd. Cott• ange ~ty on NoYember ,,_ _. ._ OOlng buelf*l 19! Thi• 1t1tement wee flied Plalntttt Ktll'I)' Orty Californle 92008 c;onllrmtllon of Mid Su· • 92 Mutcl• Mo111ra. Meu, Calttorftle 82627 P\Ablk: notlol ii '*eb'f ,. 1914 Wltb IN County~ ol Of. H()Nl(EA HOMU, 1111
with the County CW1I of Or· Delend1n1 Ntncy Ann Thia bualneH 19 con-'*tor Collrt on °'&Iler the HOUMhold Items Kevtr! P GrMn, 3159 g1,,.,, lhtl JAMES R Gill · ~ ange Coutlty on Deoem!Mr SE M llA WW. c.-
ange Co\lftJY Oil November Reyee, A.ndrew A Keuler Clvcted by 1 09t*al Pll1· l!h dly of January. 1985. 11 •32 • 1 ti. • 132 Leon Batbedol, Cotta MeM. Celt-ANO JOHN H W0008URY Publl9MCI °""91 eo-t 3. 19&4 lom.1~J14 ' '
30. 1"'6 Ooe9 1 through X nerS111p tti. offic41 of Pepper, Hamil-Dixon Blcycle pert lftd lomle t2e28 heretofore dOlng Delly Piiot o-nt>er 1 14 '2llme Ptllllp H ~ 11TI
nG07t Ctte No 389554 DONALD LESLIE COL Ion & ScfleeU, llOt S ~ b1cycie1 AOber1 D Gr.-i. 2981 under Int f1C1lt1ou1 lltm 21 21 IM4 Pvb119hed Of1n91 COMt SE MM'I •A. .,...,.,.· C...
P\AbHtned Ofange CoHt IUMMONI EMAN StrMt. 20tn FIOor. LOI An· •82A Jan Stagner Blmtml Ptac.. Cotti ...... name111<1styleolOl ... WOOd • f .5,5 o.iiv Plot o.o.mbef 7 14, tom1tt2h• •
Diiiy Piiot ~ber 28, NOTICEI You hew• been Thi' lletemenl was llled geteS. CA. County ol l.Oll An-HouMhol<l ltttns California 82e28 Oaneral Con1r1ctort. II 2 t , 28 191M CNflllVle 0 ~
198•. January 4, 11 , 18, tu.d. TM OOVf1 "''' cSecic.. wltn the County Clerk ot Or-gelea State of C1Jllom11. all "1179 Tommi. Ellr1d1, Thia bu1lnH1 II con. 1830 Su'*'tor Ave, Clty of P\lllfC NOTICE F-528 1178 SE Main. IA INln&.
1985 aoeM•t rou wlthou1 '°"' ,,._ Count" on Nov-"~· right 11111 and Inlet"! ot HOUMl!old Items ducted by• Mmltld partner-Coate M .... County of Or· mm1 C """ cai1~'--114 •
F-602 betng11Mordun61Mrou,.. 9··19a. , _,,.,... Nlddeoeaaed•lthetlmeOI •1025 Scott VHCh, lhlp ' Inge Stll•OfCallf()(nl• did NOT1Cl!tNVYT1N09'0S r~I nuTICE ~~ 1I01 0.-
--.. ---,c-"""_T_IC_E_.;.;.;; ~ln~deyt.w."toed . F~ dHlh •nel all th9 tlgttt. title HouMh<>ICI lteme . ROBERT 0. GREEN on Int 2t11 cSey of~ NOTICE IS HEREBY ~rmous ~.. .,. Twrece. ·eorone dtl
,..._., "" ·-'-"'.._. bek, Published Oran;. Cout and 1nt1u1s1 lhll the •ett •• T aml 8'-11\d J« Thia ttllemetll wea r11ea bet l9M by mutuel con-GIVE N t II 11 1 ta I t d N.u. .,. A~ -..., C8lltornle t2t26 ~T1110UI IU..... II you wllh to ... IM Id· Oal!y Pllol December 7 " of ... d deceaMd has ec-H«tlet HOUMftold "'"" with the County Clerk Of Of. _,, dluolw the Mid pan. propou!t '°' ll.lrnt9l'llng .. The IOllowt AtlMn &wNwo 1I01 Glll-NAllll ITATl .. MT llQ of an tttorN/y In Ihle 21 . 28. 1884 Qulredbyoper1ttonoll-0< •85 Dick Boftltelld, lnot County on O.C.,,,t>er nenhlp 11\d termlf\11~ lebor, me1"111t. ~I ~ ~ ~ atee T.,...., Cor-dllll
m11ttt • you lhoukl do eo F-533 otherWlte otl'ler 1han Of II" HouMtlOld Item• 3, 198-4 '811t10n1 u PtlrtMr• transportation and tucll Wood & Allodlt• 3&oo Mer. Clltfomm 9'2t2$
Tile following ~ &It promptly IO lhll your writ· lddlllon 10 th1t of uld ~ • 19C Mllcrtell APU ll2ll2m Seid t>u9"-In the Mure other laclllt-.. may be re-._._ I•'-Cor-· ......, ••~ a-. A. Hen. Jr , 19193 doing bullneite ... ten r-""""M 11 tn" may...... ("**d Er ....... -1 f>\Ablisheel Or•nna ,...*·t wlll be condUC11d by John 1 ,.,_. ..., ~-.,. ... _. ().. t PRINT CENTER, 11173 flied ;;'ti~· ,. .,.. ~IC NOTICE ce&Md. atthe time of d .. th ...,, Y .....,.., · -. .,... ..,...... Woodbury who wtn pey and qu f'ed for the 11183--U CA 92e75 Cllarmel Lane, P.cme
Irvine Avenue, Suite O, AVllOI U.tld hi • .,. • ......_ In Ind to all Ille certain Im-22e Fred Swartz. l.Mtller ~~:l~Oecernbet 7, 1•. dlechar~ ·611 llebtltlee Ind STREET MAINTENANCE • Ooug1u Wood 3a00 Wet PeMudee. C.i1tom1i1 to2'72
C M C I """".,_. p<oved retl property, lltu· COllt • · 1 PH.ASE II RECOHSTRUC-.... Corene Del MM CA """" Sue HW1. ttla 0111 HI, •II ornla rnandldo El trlbunal puede FICTITIOUI 9UllHEll tted in th9 City of '*""POf1 155 Joteph Jenelralak. F-537 °:b~~ ~~ recefW1 ..._ TION OF 1(0ANAT DRIVE. 92~j75 C11armel L.tne. P.c flc
92827 <lecldlr contra Ud lln au-NAMI! STA~MENT 94tct1 County ol Orange HouMllOld It.,,,. 1 """"'-,....,_ o .... LEMNOS DRIVE, CHIOS Tht1 l>ultnat ,1 con-Pelledea. ~ 90272
PN So« Kim, 1134 a dlencia I rnenoa Que Ud r• Tiie follOWlng penona ere Stele ot California, plltlcu· t09 D11n1 Senmal, firmF rt~ ~•'-'* ~ ROAD, ANO EUROPA ducted ...,. 1111 INi............ FtlNI Q .. lletdl, ttft Creneh-Blvd , l.os An· IP<>ndl denlto de 30 dlu doing buslnaa 11 I Houtthold 11 •-II' MnfJCE u ·-,..,...,. ,. ·-~• DRIVE F I( Ot1ve _, •TOO.I..-Cat o ..... Cllttoml• l.11 II lnlormeclon QU• PROVIDENT HOMES, larly _ __deterlbed .. ollOWI 08 °' emt ,.~"" given that the ulldertloMd I tOtn om8t to Oougtu W004 ~ A_._, ton
Thi• bu1ln111 I• con-elQue 1178 SE Mein Street •A, lo-wit 1 7 Martin Pryal, Witt not ti. ~t>te. lrom Lemnoa Oflve) ... ti. ,. Thia ltllemetit .... lllllCI Cdtoml9 90140
ducted by: an lnCIMdull ti you .... * .. lo•-" , .. _ ..... Irvine. C•Ulorn1a 92714 Lot 1. Block 335 of <Ana HouMholel Items YOU AM IN Dlf A~T 11111 d-on lor any ..........:..•llon celVld l)y the City ot Cottt <Ntth the County Cltnc ot OJ. Mitton H Lubin, 1110 ...... -.... "" Section Newport Beacl'I. Ir Tn11 sele will be by com-""°°' A DlfD M TRUIT ., -Mele 11 lf\e Office of IN City Co..nty on o.c.nDet SandhMt A--. C.-. PfL SOK KIM vlc9 ol .,, 11torfWt In this Pl'llllp H McN•mee It 7t5 llWI City ot Newpon 8Mch pett1MI biOdlng on the 5th DATE>""" y 11, , ... UN-1ncvrred bt '":, oth«l In ""of CWll 77 Flit onve. Coet• ~984 Celbnla to740
Thia ttatement wu fflld matter. you lhOUkl do 80 SE M11n Street •A lnllne 11 snown on • map lhereol day 01 Jenuary. 1985, et L.e9I YOU TAJ<&! ACTI<* f.:'nneme, °' tti.,,.,.,,. M ... c.ittor,,.._ uM•I 1ne na7tt Til6a bu.in-11 CXlll•
with the County CW1I ol Or· promptly IO lhll yOUI wnt· C11tlornl1 92714 rteOtded In BOOll 4 P~ 1 t 00 • m Oil tnt premltea TO PROTICT Y04.M PtlOP· 01::S et Cot11 M-nour of 3 00 p.m . Jenutlf'( PIJ~ Orenge COMI CIUC1*I by e lmlt9d P8'11*·
lngl Collnty on November ten rllC)Onse, 11 any, may be PrOVlelent Mortgage Cor· 98, Ml3ctftaneous M1p9, r• wher• H id property 11 EfffY, IT MAY 91 IOU) AT C•lffOl'nte. 11111 28th CSey o( 17 1985 et""*" time ll'ley Deily Pil01 Oec:embtr21 21, 1f11C>
JO. 198' .._ llledSI onU•t~med-*-"-'t•· .. pottllon • Ca8Jll20<nla CO•· CO<dl of Orange County • Slor.O and wtitcn I• lclClted A "*.IC IALL • YOU "6., __ .._ -· WIU be opened publlc:fy and 1984 January. 11 1915 PHILIP H MC NAMa r-..., ""'"".. porallon. 1 00 Von more commonly known " at lntunatfontl Sell NllD AN UPLANATION ..,_..,,..,_. ,__ read lloud 1n U'9 Collnell F-5e4 Thie ~1 -ltlecS Publilhed Orange Cotst consejo de un ebogado en Karmen Avenue, 11th floor 3500 Mucua. Newport Storage. 17601 Morgan Oii THI NA'r\Me M THE 0 ~bl~lot ~~~ou28t Ch1mb1r1 Staled wtththeCountya.tkofOr·
Diiiy Pilot Dec.rnt>.r 7, 14, .. ,, uunto. deberll hac.rto ltvlne, Cellf0<nl1 92715 Beech La"41. In tne City of Hunt-PROCllDINQ AOAIN8T 1918"~ ._,..,.. · pr09<>1111lhalt~tne11111 Pt.a.IC NOTICE ange County on o.o.mt>er
21. 28, t9a4 lnmedlltamenta. Ot "'' T111s bu1lnt1s is con. Property llOlcJ ··u-1s FO< lngton Beacn, CA. county ot YOU, YOU IHOULD CC*-of the~ Ind the nwne of 3 19&4
F-529 mantra. au r11pu1111 ducted l)y 1 limited P111'*· nlormallon conlect BUI Bel Ofange, 1t1te of CaHfornla TACT A L.AWYEfl F-&06 the bidder but no othll oi.-flCTITIOUI .,...... ~ __________ ,eacr1t1 ... hey •lguna.. puede l'11p II (71•1 87~82 Tlle lenellord , ........ '"' NOTICI M tJngubhlng merllt Atty t>oCI N.u. llATlm.MT P\lbMhld Oranee CoaM P\BJC NOTICE -regiatraelt • tlempo PHll.IP MC NAMEE Terms ol sate ca111 1n I-· right to bid 11 the MM TJtUITif'I IAll t~ tfter the tchldu6td The lolowlng .,.,_ .. Deity Plot o.c.noer ? ,..
----------• 1-TOTHEDEFENOANT A Tl'lil statement wu to.a tul money of the Unite<: Purch-mua1 be mao. T.I. NO. acn Pla.JC NOTIC( doting time IOr the receipt e1o1ng ~ • CHIP· 21. 28 ,..,.
K-111ao ch1llcomplalnth11betrlntad WllhtlleCountyCl«tlofOf. s ..... on oonllrmttlon 01 wilt! CUii ind pakl lor •t NOTICE IS HEREBY otbldSlhellberetufnedlO MU NK ·FAAMS, 1518
flCTIT10UI MltlNll• by the pl1lntttt eglln•t you. It Inge Coun\y on Oeoembet sale or p111 cun 1n<I b&I-time ot purcl'\111 All GIVEN, 11'1e1 on Thuraday. nm tne bidder unopellld. It ll\tll Abalone Dr . &altioe ltletld •
..... ITATl•MT YoU wtan to defen<l ll'lll llW· 3. 1984 •nee 111\denced by noll .. purc'11Md good• .,.. lold Januwy 10, 1985. 11 11:00 NOnCE M bl lhe '°" reapontlblltt; of CA 92il&2
The lollowlng per90!\S are tult. yOu must, Within 10 "'2242 cu1e<1 by Mor1gage or Trull "as 11' and must be r• o'cloek A M of MkS dey, In TIN8TEn I .ALE the bidder to -lhl1 his tJICI Edward & a.. JMl'I Bid· doing~ u · Bureau of d•Vt 1tter tnts aummona 11 Publtaned Orange Cots1 OMO on the property sc moved II time ol Nie Thia the room Mt Ul<M t0t con-Tl Mo. P·Mlfl 111 r~ In proper time nl<* t518 At>eton. Pt 71103
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Cef'tlfted ConltlC1orl, 2901 -WO on )'OU. fl1e .,..th 1'111 Diiiy Piiot o.c.mt>er 7 14 tokl Ten par cent of emoum sale 11 tub)tet lo canoella-ducting TruttH"I S•I• NOTICE A Ml ol ~ 5peQaJ fMll>ol la CA t2ee2 NOTICI ~ s Puftman St • Sant• Ana. court • written rM90r1M 10 21 28 t984 F...... Old 10 be ClepOS<lad wllh bk! tlon In Int event of ..ni. wltl'lln !he omc.. ol REAL YOO AM .. DE,AUl 1'. PrOYltior\9 111\d IOdltiona 10 This butlne&t II c;on-T'MISTEFI I ALE
CA 82705 Ille Compitlnt Unlell you .,..... Bids or otter110 be 1n wrll· rnenr be~ landlord ancl ESTATE SECURITIES SER· UNOeR A DEED Of TRUil, Generlll PrcM9iona to the ClllC1ed by-an lnOMOuel T. &. Ne. 091.
Certified Contrtclor do. your cl«autt wUI be Ing end wm be reoelved 11 obllgetad party VICE. loctted" 1800 North DATED .1UN1 21, tlM. UN--Staneluel Spectt1c.11ton1 Eoward 8.onlcil iaat-·
Group, inc. 2901 s entttedonappllcttlonolthe IM aforesaid office at tlll) Publlll'led by lh9 Orange Broedway, Suite tOO, In tl')e Lllll YOU TAKE ACTION may ti. obtained et the Of· Thie stttM*\I -ftled ~fRIELL
Pullman. Sant• Ana. CA Plllntltt, and 11111 court mty PUBLIC NOTICE 11me allM the 11111 e>ubll-Coett Diiiy Piiot o-Tibef City of Santa An1. Couftty of TO "'°"CT YC>Ufl ""°". ftcl ol lhe City Engineer. n with the County CWk of Of· NOTICI
92705 enter • judgement llgalnlt Ct llon """°' Ind befort 21, 28, 198' Orange, Slit• of C.lltomla, EIUY, IT MAY • IOU> AT Fw Offle, Cotll ....... Ct»-~ Count~ Oil Oecetnt>er YOU ARE IN DEFAULT
Thia bu•ln••• I• con· )'OU for Ille rell« demand.cl NOTICE M dlle of sale F-583 CONtlNENTAL DEVELOP· A "'9tJC IALE. • YOU tornta, upon nonrtfundabte 17 19&4 UNDER .\DEED Of TAUS~
Clucted by· 1 e«poreUon In !he comptalftt. which TRUSTH 'I SAl.f W1tllam P Bell II E•te1.1l0t MENT OF CALIFORNIA. MEE.D AJI IXPl.ANAnoN payment ot S5 00 An ad· ,..,,. DA TEO OCT t9 19&2 UN
Gloria Manchett.,, Preli-c;OUICI reault In garnllhment No. 40722-0W of tr.e Wiii of Uld DeceOenl INC e Cal1fornl1 corpor-M THI MA,,,._ M THI dltonlll ctlarge of t2 00 wlll PIJbMINO Otanot Coeet LESS YOU TAKE AC~
dent of wages. tekl11g of money or YOU ARE IN DEFAULT Pepper. Hemllton a Mt.IC NOTICE euon u duty appointed P"OCllDINQ AQAINIT be medt ii handled by mall De.-y Piiot Oeotmlber 21 28 TO PAOTECT YOUA p~.
Thia ttalement was filed property or other rtllef r• UNDER A DEED OF TRUST 8c11Mt1, b1 a-.. W TruS!ee under anc1 pursuant YOU, YOU IHOUl.D CON-Plana. ~flcatlont and 19M J.,,.,.,., 4 11. 1985 ERn' IT MAY BE SOLO A"t
with the County Ci«ll ol Or· Quested In the complalnl DATED AUGUST t5, t979 Young, Au_, •I Lew. toe l ltS ll2SJ to 1h9 power Of ... con-TACT A 1..AWYE". <X'* con1r1C1 documents F-SM A PUBl.IC SALE IF YOV
Inge County on November January '· 1982 UNLESS YOU TAKE AC· 1. OllVI Str .. t, •2000, "'°' NOTICI! M f'Wred In 11111 oertaJn 0..0 of On ,,_.,., &, , ...... may llto be nemlned 1111\e NEED AN EXPLANATION
30. 198"4 Lee A. llranch, Clerk. 11: TION TO PROTECT YOUR Ang••. CA 80014. TltUITH 'I SALi Tria• nea.ned by NORM.AN t:11 ...... "*-'•CT, -Office of lhe City Clertl Of the P\lll1C NOnct Of THE NATUAE Of TitE
f2l2070 luaen CorCOfen, l)~tr PROPERTY IT MAY BE Publl•hed Orenge C-t Tl No. MOMS SIDNEY GERSTEIN. AN UN-dut1 eppotnted Tn11tM City of Coett u.a_ Ptent PROCEEDING AGAINS~
Publtslled Orange Cout Clefll SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE DellyPlloto.c.mtMr 21,21 YOU ARE IN DEFAULT MARRIED MAN ANO LINDA under end IM!llUMI to ancl SpecjflcaltOOS Wiii nol ~ YOU YOU SHOULD CON·
DlltyPltot Oeotmbef "· 2t, Statement ot dam-oe• IF YOU NEED AN EXPLA 1164, JenU1WJ l , ,. UNDER A DEED OF TRUST DIANA MURPHY, AN UN· Deed .. Tn.t ..-did ti. "**' unleM IN ad· 0 D c '0 1 I 1 'l. TACT A LAWYER
28. 1984, Januery •. 1985 pursuant to Code of CIVIi NATION OF THE NATURE TIIF·• DATED 811/79 UNLESS MARRIED WOMAN, , •• JULY ,, ,..., .. ~ Mo. ditiOnal $2 00 ~ge II .,,.. • 2 •• 1 I • I l. .. °" J..-y 11 198.S .••
f-581 Procedure s.elton 425t1 OF THE PROCEEDING YOU TAKE ACTION TO corded AUGUST 1. 1980. IN .,._.2'74111, of Offtdel ..._ c:lu<led with paymell1• 0 1 0 0 2 1 It I f .... A 9 15 A~ GREY OAIC
TODElltNOAMT,Andtew AGAI NST YOU YOU MLIC NOTICE PROTECT YOUR PROP· BOOK 13eae of Offlclel,. cordt lft tM Offtoe of ttie Eact\bldlhellt>emadeon t-44-1m7M FINANCIAL CORPOA·
A. K...W. Pllfntltt, Kllhy SHOULOCONTACTALAW· ERTY,IT MAY BE SOLD AT oords ol 111d County. It CountJ"-d9fof0nnge the Propoeal form, "-ts NOTICE M ATION A CAl.lfOANtA P\BJC NOTICE Gray 1<Jt>mlt1 the followtng YER YOU AA£ IN DEFAULT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU P-0-880, Rec:order'9 ln1tru· C°""ty, ltet. of C....,. P-1 through P·16 e>tCMded n.UITCE'l I ALI C~POAATIOH • OU1y ep..
----------tt111m1nt1 of d1m10• On J1nu•ry 1 t t985. al UNDER A DEED Of TRUi l , NEED AN EXPLANATION merit No 914, by rMtOn of 1 Exeeut•d llr ,RED H. In the conttlC1 esoucmanu, QOC Mo. 10111 ooonled TNS.1-uncM1 ano
flCTITIOUI 9UWll pur1Y1n1 to Code of Clllll · 11 00 A M Cal Fed DATED JUNt "· 1171. \JN.. OF THE NATURE OF THE bf'eec:h ()(default In paymenl llllOUNA. .M.. .. -rted 111<1 shall be ICCO'nOW\led YOU ARE IN OEFAVL T pUf'IUertl to Deed Of Ttwl
NAMe ITATEMIMT Procedure Section 425 t t Enlerpt1M1 I Calllornie cor· LESS YOU TAKE ACTION PROCEEDINGS AGAINST or l*fortnll\Ce of !he obi!--WILL MU AT "*.IC by 1 c«t1fled or caetller 1 UNDER A DEED Of' T~T rec:oroeo NOVEMBE-. •
The fOllowlng Petton la Med 1ct1 e 11pe n a1 $ por11t1on H duly appom11d TO PROTECT YOUfl Pfll<>P· YOU YOU SHOULD CON· gttlOOI aec:ured t"-eb'f 111-AUCTION TO HIOHEIT d'leck or • bid oonCI IOI' not OATEQ 12122181 UNLESS 19 8 2 11 n 1 t Na
doing bullnea •• 12.012 05 tnd 8CGNlng Trustee UtlcJllf Ind pursuent lATY, IT MAY I E IOlD AT TACT A LAWYER Oludlng that braech or de-9">0EA '°" CA'" (per· .... lhlll 10% ollne amount YOU TAKE ACTION TO 81-392373 ot Off<Ul ....
WESTRONIX, 16315 Mnt Lou o t e e r n In O a lo 0eecJ of Tru91 recorded A P\IBLIC SALE IF YOU On 1111185 81 1t001 m fault, NotlOt ol wt11Ch wu .0.. ettlme of .... In lewfwt of t!W Old. mtde P«Y•ble to PROTECT YOUR PROP-1 eotOa 111 lhe olfiOe o1 t.ne
leUp, Foun111n V•ll•y. Callf s t 025 33 September 13 1979 as NEED AN EXPLANATION s T ATE w IDE F 0 RE. recO<'d.0 AIJi!Yll 18, 1983 lftOftl~ ol '"' Uftlted th9 City of Co.t• M ... NC ERTY IT MAY BE SOLO AT Coun1' Recoro.r or ~
92708 Prop 1 r 1 y d 1m11 O e Instr No 12390. OOOk OF THE NATURE OF THE CLOSURE SERVICES u the as Aec:ordet s Instrument ltet.. et THI FRONT ~ proposel 1'1111 be con A PUBLIC SA l.E IF YOU ANGE County Slalt ol C.11·
Gtryl ewtt Conley 16315 $89550 13307 page1083 of ONlc11I PAOCEEDINQ AGAINST duly 11ppo1nlld TruatH No.83-359958 WILL SELL TIIAH E TOTHIOU>OA--lldre<J unleaaocom~ NEED AN EXPLANATION 1 '"•I E1ecu1eo Oy
Mnt lllllp, Fountain V•Hey lncldentel expenMS none Records e•ecuteO by YOU, YOU SHOULD CON· under 1nO pUrsuant to 0..0 AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO A N 0 E C 0 U N T Y by tuetl caetlet s Checlt OF T>iE NATURE ~ THE 1 M 0 T H v 0 .. ""
CAHI 92708 known 11 lhe pr-1 1>me STEPHEN A COLBY and TACT A LAWYEfl ol Truil Recorded on THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR COU«THOUM, LOCATED. caSll or OldOto' s bor>d PROCEEDING AGA "IST l) DONNELL /4 SINGLE
Tl'll1 bu11ne11 II con· General damages PAMELA A COLBY Hu~ NOTIC£0P: 8 27 79 u Oowmenl no CASH lawful money ot the ONIANTAAHAkV'D~M· No0td$htllbeoonel0ettd vou vou SHOULD CON MA~ CAPOLVN L RICH-
ductad by Ill lndhlldull $150.000 00 band anO Wofe 115 trustors TRUST(E"I 8.Al.E 38381 Boo« t328e P-oe United $111es or e C&Stl•ar s TWEEN SYCAMOM AMO unleSS I IS mt<le on • blank TACT A LAWYER ARDSON AN J NMARRIED
Gery lewl1 Conley O&led 11 /29/84 In Ille otttce ol 1'19 County NO. t05000 1553 ol Ott1C11l Records In check dt9Wn on e stale 0< BAOADWAY, IANTA AHA. form lurnothed by Int Cny of On January 4 1985 11 WOMAN w1u SELL AT
Tnla st•t9menl wu llled Mort1rttr, lllaldwln a Hatt, Recorder of Orange County On January 28 1985 11 the ottlee of tile Rec:o<det ol nettonal bank. • 11e1e or led· CALtf~A all rteftt. lttle Cost• MeH and ta m.ae In 9 15 1 m F110et8' Nat'°"•' Pu Bu C A UC T 1 O N TO
W11hthlCountyClefkofOr· byl>HtdA.Hef1,Anomer• S111e ol C111torn1a. WILL 1000 AM 11 THE REAR Or1nge County. California. erlloredll unlon,orestall end lflt9f98t con"Ytd to 1ccoroanct w1u 1 tht Mo<1gage ANOelaHon u HIGHEST B10DER FOR
Inge County on o.c.rntoe< f0t Ptelflttft, 111~ Tempe SELl. AT PUBLIC AUCTION ENTRANCE LOBBY ON 5TH executed by RIC HA AO O< lederal 11vt11gs and 1oen end now h.w by It -*' PfOvlslont o! Ille Pr()()()Ul duly eppo1n11d Tru.stee CASH lpeyaole 11 time at
14. 1984 Av. .. l uttt ZZ. Notthrtdge, TO HIGHEST BIDDER FOR STREET OF CH•CAGO D IL LON & CLAUDIA auociltlon domlclled In tnls Mtd Deed of lrwt le the requl,,_t, under 111\d pur1W1tlto 0..0 M1t 1n llwful money Of "11
F'2a52'7 CA 1112!1 CASH (p•y•I> .. II 11me or TITLE INSURANCE c o . DILLON Will SEl.l AT 1t1te. •II pay&Ole •t Iha 11"'9 ~ ~ In M6d Each l>ldder mull ~ Of Trutl recotO.O t/4182 .. Un.lt d StatH I •I THE
Publlllleel Orange Cout Publllhed Orange Coul .... In lewful money of It'll LOCATED AT 501 N MAIN PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE of ..... 1111 right hti. and Collftt, eftd lt•t• d•· llClll'IMd .. reQUV8d l)y lt'w I inat '°'° 82-000029' of Of-FRONT ENTRANCE TO THE
Diiiy Piiot Oec:emt>.r 2 t, 28. 011ty Piiot Oecembel' 14. 21 United S111es) 11 aoutl'I STREET 111 the C•I> of S1n11 HIGHEST BIDDER FOR lntert1t held by II 11 ecrtbed..: Prev•onng wegea Shlll ti. hc;.el Rec:or<111n the of'llct of OLD ORANGE COUNl"V
1884 Jenuery •. 11, 1985 28. January•. 1985 Iron! t ntranu to tne Orange Ana County 01 Ortnge. CASH (p1y1t>i. 11 lime of Tl'\lllM '" lhat rllf property TM lend ,....,.,... to In In acco1d1nc• •1111 lht the County Rec::Cl'def Of Qr., COURTHOUSE LOCATED
F-567 F·560 Coun1yOldCour1nouse. 211 Stale of Californ11, CALI· ule In 1ewful mon.y or the 11tua11 1n said County Ind tMt ~le tltueted Ill Dav•s-Btcon Ac1 11 specl· enge Counry Callforn•• ON SANTA ANA BLVD BE ----------w Sanll An• BoutevercJ, FORNIA RECONVEYANCE Unite<! Stell~•) II SOUTH Sttte. described II fellows ..... lt•t• of CetttoMle. fllO ··•-h•rt 1n 1n1ae 1 WILL SELl. "'T PUBLIC TWEEN SYCAMORE ST "
Pl&IC NOTICE Mt.IC NOTICE City of S1n11 Ana Stele ol COM PA NV a c a111orn1e FRONT ENTRANCE TO THE PARCEL 1 :,c Ofenge llM te pro111aj()ns AUCTION TO HIGHEST BIO-I BROADWAY SANT A ANA
C1U1orn11 111 r1gn1 title and Cotporet1on a1 duly ap-ORANGE COUNTY Ol.O An undl\l\ded tllOth 1n· .. ,..._t: The City Council of ltle DER FOR CASH OR CALIFORNIA 1111 ngt'll tftlt
K-11Q2 K-15421 lnlerest conveyed 10 I nd po1nled Trustee unOer '"" COURTHOUSE. 211 WEST terat n Ind 10 Lot I of Trct fl.uten 1: C•ty of Colt• M9N ·--CASHIER s CHECI( •pay· end onr••t con~ II'
NOTICI M NOTICE 0' now IMlld by 11 under u d ce<t11n Deed of Trutl ell· SANTA ANA Bl.VD , SANTA No t0431 1n tile City of lot 2' of Tract l50I. In Int r19hl to reiec;l any or Ill tbie II time of .... "' 11wtu1 and now "8ld b) 11 .in<lei
DEATHM DlATHOF OeedotTrus11n 1t1epr()j)«ty eculedbyC BRUCEVANCE .ANA.CA allrlghl.tnleand lrvlne Counry of Orange tl'le City of Cott. ...... o.ds mon.y ollheUM.OSt•t•l tatd 0..0 ot TNS1 tr trw
LYll A. HOl.clH 0£NeVA Q. HOSKIN 11lua1ed In H id County and ANO CL VOE B VANCE. lnle<"Mt conveyed 10 Ind State of C1lilom11 as par CCMlntr of Or' ..... lttte of Tiie Contr1clot Sl"•ll ti Ille tronl entranc. lo !he P'OP9"1Y 511ualed Ir! Slod
AHO Of Pl:TITIOM ANO Of PETITION Stale described as HUSBAND ANO WIFE. now llelo by It under Ilk! map reoorded In Boo« Ut5 C.utOl'ftlle, M per ~ ,.. comp!) #Ith t"9 p<OlllS<ont o d 0 • • n O • Co u" 1 y I Coun1v ano Stile CSMC••beo
TO Al>MtNllTEA TO ADMIMITl!A Loi 17 of Tract No 2783 CHARLES E VANCE ANO Deed of Trull In Int property of MlscelleMOU• Maps. ti conM«I Ill booll 2M. Po..-1 of Sect.on 1770 IO 1780 In· Courthouse IOCet•CI on u
l lTATENO.A12t170 EI TATl!NO.A121111 asshown on emaprecorded MIRIAM J VANCE. HUS· SllulledlnsalOCounty,Cell· Pages23and2•1ntl'leofflce end 2 of f:li.e.a-• ciuSlll't ol Ille Ctlllornoe Santa Ane Blvd ~ LOT 8 1 OF TRACT 111n
To Ill helra, beneficiaries. To'" lleira. benefk:ltrlM. In 8ook t39. Pages 42 lo •6 BAND AND WIFE 19 lornll. d.acrlbld Iha land of lhe Collnty Rec:o<der of ....... Ill tM omo. of tl'le LIOOI coo., It'll p<evt1~"0 Syc•rnore St and Btoeo-10018 IN T!-1E C•T't •f
credlt0r1 Ind contingent credlto11 1nel contingent lnciu5M'• of Ml11Cellaneou1 trustors recorded on JUl. v therein Orange Collnty Count}' "9coldef of Mid r11e and llCele 01 wegee • w•~ Sant• "na Ce•ttCY"'• COST A MES,t. cou..,n. 1.•r
Ctedltors, and persons whO CteditOf'I. Ind pwtonl wno Maps. Records of Orange 05 1978 as lnsltumetit No PARCEL 1 an unoMded EXCEPTING THERE· c-ty tablllhed by ,,.. Ctt'r of •• •g!'ll •. , .. •""' ,,..,..., ORANGE STATE OF CAL
may be otherwiM lnter•tad mey be ot!leNIM lnler•ted County C1lltorn11 2207 1n Book 12745, Page 11 t33td 1nter .. t In 11\d 10 FROM Units 1 ttlrougl'I tO u flA.-Cll. 2: Cotti M ... 'llfhlCh .,. li\ed C:>"veye<S to I nd no-~I FORNIA AS PER MAP RE
In the will and/O< ..,.,. of In the wlll and/or ...... of Ellceptlng all ()II OH 1032. ol OtttClli Aec:o<ds of LOI I of Trect No ease In ll'lown upon th• Con-Aft • -t '°' lflofMt, wttn the City Cieri!. Of Mid ~ I unoer MIO 0..0 ot CORDED IN BOOtt 425
LYLE A. HOSKIN GENEVA G HOSKIN hydrocarbon suoatancu ORANGE County. Stile of the City of Costa M .... domlntum ~ f'~ded 1n 19reu end pUOlle utUlt1 City. end slllll lorteot penaJ.-Trust "' Ille 1>'°'*1'1 situ· P-'GES ' ~o : 1NCLVSIVE
A petition nu been Iliad A petition l\u ~ med ano m1ner1t1 by wl'latevef Ctlltorma, under the pow« County ot Orenge. Sti tt ol Q.OOk 13558 11 Page 1683 of pur~ owr • •trip of ties pretet1bed ther•I' lor 1 •teo ,,, 11.0 County atlO 0 F M 1 SC ELL AN E 0 US
by DOUGLAS H HOSKIN & by Douglu H Hoskin a n1rne known In, on or unoer ol .... the<aln contained C1Ul0<nl1. .. per map r• Offtclal ~d• Of Orange lend 20 .... '" width lylnf noncompNance of the MIO Stale dffctlbed .. LOI 72 of MAPS IN THE OFFICE o.c
DONALD L HOSKIN In the Donald L Hoskin In the Su-Ille above dellCrlbed l1nel Wiii M ii II publk: auction to corded In 8ook 357. PllQM County wtttiln Lot• M, .. " end 21 code Trtcl ... 0 , 7 12 1n ll'lt Clt>r of THE COUNTY AECOAOf ..
Superior Court of Orange perlor Court ol Orange belOw a cJeptn of 500 leet 11141 highest bidder IO< cHh 2•. 25 and 26 of Mia-Also ncepttno 1nere· .. ukf Ull11*\t It 9Mwn E~N fl.~. City Coste Mese H Ptr rneo,.. OF SAID COUNT"
County raQuHtlng thtt County t eQuesllng th1t rnea.wred veniealty trom Ille or check 11 described cellantOUI Mapa, In tne Of. lrornthe r..,rlcled common on •"'• of lf9CI -·,... Clertl. City of Ceete ..... coro.o n Book 50 P4IQM 32 '"!'>I .. ,...., aod•"-5 11\0
DOUGLAS H HOSKIN & Oouglat H Homllln& Donalel aurface ot the ground 1>v1 below peyabte111het1meof ftct of tnt County ~def' areas111hOWnonl&ldCon-oon:tedtn booll-.,.... I Publllhed Of'ange Coe9t to 36 nc ..... , "'5-.;itllt>' commor ~""'°"
DONALD L HOSKIN bl IP-l. Ho.kin ti. eppolnled .. wtt'10tll 1'1e rigr.t or eolry .... 1n lawful mon.-; of lhe of NICI County domlnlUm Pten •boYe ,,.,.,,. end 2 of ~· D•1'Y P!lot eec:.tnt>er 21 28 o.illt"~ MIPS ,. ,,,. <>'-' Ar• of I ......... P'<~"h =~tr!! r:r":~~1n:a': :~S:::.;i~':!~!1v:;5,~ ~.:n ;.nrn:o;::'n~' ~~:~r• ~~~~' !~ar~:;',:r,':::~r ' ~=~ny~n.;:1=n~ '~cEL 2 ~"': c':!o;,~ of ukS Or· 198' F-590 ,~~~~ ~~~,.rv ~"-' ;~.~.,:,:: "•o a~! ' ". ~
lh9 nt111oflh9 dece<lenl deeedenl depth of 500 lee! for 1"8 1mpltedas101111e.use P<>•· tne con~m1n1um plan re-Unlt5 ulhownupon t"8 fht •treet ~·end Trust<>< or r....::o•n :::--S'C N fBPOOK A"IF
The petition reQuHll Tr.t p11111on rtQuHll purpose of ewplor1ng for sesstor or encumbr1ncM corded •itl book 12115 Condominium Plan ttferreCI 01nercommof\de.igrwtUon, P\RIC NOTIC£ W•tter ~c"ls l) CQO:,TA M ESA l A.L
authority to 10mlnl1ter Ille eu1noruy to adm1n1S1et lhe bor1no m1n1ng drolling re Ill rigr11 1111e and interest peges 96' or ottlel•I re<;oros 10 1n Per<* 1 atx>Ye " '"' of tl'le ,.... Pf~ .,,. si•etol \Od• ... , •"o < )""''" ~;>e;·
Mtate unoer lhe lndepen· estllt unoer lhe lndepen moving exu1et1ng or mer now l>eld by 11 H SYCll of said county PARCEL 3 deecrlb ed ebo•e I• DlltAATWNT M ot,,.. commor .:lel'O"lllOO '"fl u!'>Ott'~.,"'<' 'u11"'
dent Aelmlnla!rtlk>n of Et-dent Adm1n111ra11on of El· kellng said substences 19 Truatee tn and 10 the follow· Pare.I 2 Unn 86 u anown An e.<ckill119 eoeatmertt 10< putpor'IH to be: t1t ntE 0£Vfl~NT URVlCEI 11 &f'IV of !he 'M o·~~ J 11 "'' an> l••t>•hTy •or -"•
tatM .Act 111 .. Acl rtterYed 1n v11ioua d..05 ot 1ng de9Crlbed property silu· on Int condominium plan r• p • r k 1 n g 1 n d o 1r1 o • MAST£fll C...CLi, COIT A ENVIAOl....-T AL Cle s c, • o e o • e o. e s ncor• .. l...U Of 11\4! sirw
A i-nng on the petition A l'leltltlg on the pelltlon record lled In tne llOl'eatld County letred to In Parcel t •bOYt purpoMt OV9f that pot1Jon MESA. CA t2t2ll .. ESOURCEI M CTK>H pu<port.0 !(' l>e 208J S!ttt IOO•MS 1"4 01~ C()mm('!'I
wtll bl held on JANUARY 18. wtll ti. held on JANUARY 18. Tne 1tree1 acJdress end end Stitt. 10 wll TM ttrMt eddreu and ot Mid lot 1 ~tao u TM ~Md l rve.tM I No1~ 1s lleret>y g....~ Avenue. Cot11 MeM Celi· ~~netlO<' •f u•~ s~
1985 at 9:30 A.M In Dept 1985 11 9·30 A.M In Dept Oller common de.ion111on. It LOT 26 OF TRACT NO other common dettgn111on. 5·C on the Condomln!Um d!Klalm• enr tteb61ttr tor I tnt Oep1r1men1 of tornl• 92e27 '~, .. ,,
No. 3 at 700 CIVIC Cent., No 3 II 700 Civic Center •ny. of !he r .. 1 prooerty d•· 6786. IN THE CITY OF If any. of the rNI property Pl1n ret.rred to l bove eny lncOtNCt,,_ of tM ,,,..,,, Services Enlltrontntn-The ~llgn.o Trust.. Se•d 'MllflWlll be~ OUI
Oftve w .. 1. Sent• Aftl, CA Ortve WHI, Santi Ana, CA ICtlbed lbovt It pUrl>()ned IRVINE. AS SHOWN ON A (I es c r I b. d • b 0"' I 1 Thi tlrMt eddr... °' •trMI ... ,... end otMf 111 AesourC411 S.C.ttOn. Of tne dltdalms any lltblllty for "'Y I ""'"Ou' c:ov~11n1 o• -
92702 92702 to be 3064 Java Road MAP RECORDED IN BOOK purl)0(1ed lo be 188 Vil.· ot'* common detignetton commOft ct.•ltnt OOI\, If C1ry of Huntington Beach 1nco"ec:t-of tne ,,,_ •11"'1) ••o•es~ ~· ...,oltf'C! ,....
IF YOU OBJECT to the IF vou OBJECT 10 lhe Cosll M ... CA 92626 285. PAGES 3 TO 5 IN· LAGE CREEK. COST .. of Int, ... property herein· .... ,. tftcl•n IMttln 1'111 lhe lol!Owtng ~ti eoo ... Ind ot,,., ()()r'ltne>f' gttO•nQ: 'of' OOUfl"!l•O<' (>'
grantlog ol tne pe1111on, you granting ollhe petition. you The under.igned Tru1tet CL u S 1 v E OF M 1 S. MESA CA 92826 1 b ov • d eac rl b •Cl I 1 letd .... wtl be mactt. lo< Negll•vt Declat•tl<>n ~tton 11 Ill) Show<> enc.um1>ranc01S ICI P8\ f"'8
thoutd either a~r ti tnt tllOUkl either 1ppe11 ti the dlsct11m1 any llablllty lor any CELLANEOUS MA.PS. IN The unelerllgned Trull .. purported to be 5218 but wltnocit COftnllflt Of we•• rev1•w•<I end ••• ,.,.,91,, ·~•·" ~ [)'tn<'.•P•• ,..,,, OI
hMflng and 11111 your ob-heerlng and 11111 your Ob· 1ncomtc:tne11 of lhe 1tree1 THE OFFICE OF THE dlecl11m11nylllbllltyfor1ny Wllnul Awnue. !Ntne. C..... wwrenty. H~ Of Im· avll10ltl lor public ,...,,.... Seld .... Mlbemedl 0u111"9 "'°'"' securt'O 0) Y •C
jectlone or file written obJec· JectlOlll or rue written Objee· address and otner common COUNTY AECORDER OF lncorrtet"41U of the atr .. t tOmle, phd, r90erd'"9 tllte, pc»-commencing ~'* 21 I Without ~ <>< -· °""' 01 Trust 111111'1 •nt•••t
tlont with the court befOI'• tlonl with tnt court before designation, If any. shown SAID COUNTY addrau end otner common The unOettlgMd l'lereby ~ cw ~Ul'ftbf-. 198• rent)' e'(preaa or 1mplled ,... ,,,.,.<,,, ms [>fQVldflCI m •.t<CJ
the llMt1no \"our appNI· tile ""'1ng Y04Jr appelf· herein Th• total amoun1 ol the deslgnlllon. It, '"Y· lhown <11te1aima Ill llablllty tor err; to per tl'le r9ft'eMlng prlnc:I-Neoft111e DeC1111tion "40 oerellnQ ttti., pe111111on or note111 •Ovancu '' el'I, ance may De In pet1IOft Of by anoe mey bl 11'1 peraon ~ by Said UHi wlU ti. made. bu! unpaid prlnclpel bllanc.e. herein lftCON'tCtnMS In t8'd at,... ,., l4lfft of tM '"*" -a.-4' ts • ~t to con-enc:urnbrWIOll 10 pay t!W u~ '"' ,.,...,s 01 Mtd 0.-0
your attorney youttl!Of'ney Without cownent or w•t· lnlltMI thetton. 1099tntr Slld1tlewtllbemade but edelreu 0< otntr ~ ow'ld b1 M6d Oeed of 11TVC1tt1C)rf'l'°""""'W•n-lunp11d t>elenc. ot the ~ Tru•t '-~·OM <Ind
IF YOU AAE A CAEDITOA IF YOU ARE 1' CREDITOR ttnly,tllpr ... or lmplled r.-wnn reatonbly 11Um1ted without cowrtant or _.,. OeatgNtlon TNal, wtltl Ill*-' ttier.-.. A~ Tllt uPflrMm notl(I ~red by Hid ••Ptr'-O' '"-' T•u'1M •t>O °' , contingent etedttor of Of • contingent Cfedltor of gtrdlng 11111. P<>$MS•lon. Ot coat• ·~ and Id· ranty. ·~or Implied ,. Said MJa d be made eft. • ptO¥tdtd lo ~ end of ll'le Clrain '"'""be It or Deed of tru•t lo wll I~''""''"" c•Ht.O th MIC!
the decMMd, you mutl nte the deCMMCS. you mu11 Ille encumbranc... to pey 1114 vine• tt lhl nm. ol the 1n-garding title. P<>fllHk>n, or without warraflty. •".Pf'lll or no..., ..n-. ff ""'' ,,.., the 1ple1tect1on of S 133.380 21 •t ~ o..d 01 Tri.11
your cla.tm wtth tne court °' your c:111m With the C04Jrt or remaining pnnclptl sum ot 11111 pubttcttlon of this No-enwmbftncet, to P«Y the lme>lled. regarding tltle1 Poe-_...., the *""-of a-'cl I Warner A\l'tftue '"° LJ'l"lft u ~ ift Mold no1t(1) T"-1a111 •mnun1 o• ,,.,,.
P<Mltll It to the ~tonal preaent It to the penontl the note ~red by Hid tic• 1,. S7'.3913S remaining prl~ tum of ...ion. Of encumbf. aneea, O••d of Trw11. f•••· Str ... and IM dtlln Wiii dtt· eovencea. If any under tti. ur\Ptlld bt lll•lC:t nr tiwo nbl
repreeentatlw IOC)Otnted l)y repNMl'ltlllYI appotntlO by 0..0 ot TN1t. with 1ntert11 Currently deled pa.nlef's lh9 note eecurld by MIO to tatlaty tti. prlndp9I .,.._ --... ettd npenMt of cri.rge illto WNtr.ty 81y "'''"of MIO 0..0 ol TNat 91tio,, • "41d ti\ ti.. c-•oc-
tlle court whhln tQUf montht the coun within four monthll thereon, as prorcsed "' .. Id Cl\tCkS or c.irfled' c:t1ect11 0..0 01 Trull. wt111 lnter•t ~ of tti. Hoc. Of ~ .,_ ~NMM 8fld of tM, between Eoo-11., lftd ,.._ Ollerget "'° •"'*' .. erty 10 bfo ll<'tO """ '""•M
lfom 1hl date of ntst It-lrom the date of ""' le-not• ld11ww:.e.1t an~nder peytl>l>I to 1ne lrutt .. °' thereon u prOYIOed "'MSC! o~tlOfl MCllted by ~ ...._.. ar..-d by~ Deed Spectre 1.1"411 The oound al ,,,. True• .. ll'O o! t'-''""° Mt1,...••~ " "'' euanoe 01 i.ttert .. prcwtded tuanoa of lelt•• u provided tt\e 1.,m1 of 111<1 01 bfddef er• ICCIC)teott to note. ldYlnoee. If en,. under 0..0 ot Tl'\llt wtth ll'lt.,. .. Ttwt4. •IN of ,,,. Otot«I w<I be trusta ~led l>Y MWd 0..0 '*'-end ~ •1 tne
In $tctlon 700 ol tile In Stc:tlon 700 of the Tru11. ,_ charges •nd ••· Trust.. prov!~ propet the terms ol lhl 0..0 of Ind other -u pr~ TM ....., .--t M tM W••ttet A-on t,,. n0t1h ot Trvst timt o• t,,. "''''"' publ e1....,
Probate COCS. of C.llfornla Probllt Code of C.ilf0tnl1 I*'"' of Ille Trull .. and ol 1<1enut1c:111on 11 avattable Tru11 '-· Cflar9et Ind 111· therein, '*" td\olflell. If = ....._"' h ..,... lot P•to. °""" on Int TM~ Uftdtr M6d o• '"'° N<>•ic;• 01 5.11,.. ~
The llme ror llllng elall'nl wttt The ti~ tor llllng claf'fl'll Wiii th9 tru111 etHted by Hid From 1ntormttlon .,,!Ch pen ... of the TNlt .. end ol eny, unOer fM termt 1"-eof ....,., i.r ttie,.,... touth w .. 1!'lfW'IY L-on I Deed of T '1191 ,...,..OfON n S<'!> l\08 6!>
not explt9 prlof to tour not 111ptr1 prlOr lo lour Deed of Trual. tor tilt the Trutt .. cseeme rellable, the '"''" orMtld by ..id and lnttt•t on M.ICtt lid-ertJ to tM...., ... ,.._.,. 1r. weer ano Lynn Street on ecuted IN! dtthWed to the The ~loe••rv ;1nd•• ••tO
mont.M lrom the dtt• o4 tl'le montllt trom the date of the 1moun1 r11toft1bly Mil· but tor wtilCfl Trutt .. ma111 .. Deed of T1u•t to wit 111nce1, and ptut '"'· ..... .,.eted --. H · the ... 1 uno.ortlOMCI • wnt1ert Oec-Owd ot Tru~1 hlretof(>f• ""
hMrtnQ notice al>oft llMflno ftOtloe aOO¥t me1eo to be $212.8&5 • t no rtf)'teentetton 0t -· S 129.87 t 3~ Cf\lfgee Ind~ Of IN ,...... __, ..,._.. et Coc>le9 ot t"9M reou411t ,..,•tlOn of Oe'9ull Ind 0.-ecuf~ and oei ...... .a '"' ~
YOU" MAY !)(AMINE Iha YOU MA\" ~MINE the The l*leftCllty under Mid ttllty the •Ir• eddr .. Of The btnellcllry unoer teld Truet• w.d °' ,.... '"*' iM .................... .,. on ... """'" t"-City mend for ,... ~ • ~ i.Mer•'QMd • -•nf'n OK me kept by ttte C'OUr1 II you "1e llept by the COUf1 If you Deed Of Trvt1 hlrltlofor• air othet c;omrnot1 ~lion Deed ot Trutt ~otor• ~· crNtld by MoCt 0..0 of ..._ ef .......... ti .. C1w1' City ot Mun11n91on NOtlOI ot o.taun and CJec 1aret100 trl Oef""1 •no 0..
.,. 1 perton lf'lterwted In -a perton 1n1-11d lft ecvtld and d.atver'ed to 11\f ol the 1bo .. • dllerlbed tcuted end ~Id 10 the Trvet The total amount of It ~f~ 9Mch Cel•lonwe An<t Olf· oon to Sell n.. ~'*' mllr>d '"" ~ ... llflO • ,..,,,_.
Ille ..... you mey terW IN .... , •• you may llNI underllgned • written Dec· prcpeny ... 3N2 HAMll. u~l+Of*I • W!'mtn Dec· teld obllgltk>n. ~·no n. , •••• ,,. ......., '°" 'MsNflg to ccrntl'Wll on ceuMd 11&1(1 ~IOI °' 0.. NOi~ Of °"'"'" "d [W ~ tne ~utor Of tdmlfl-~the I HC:utOf Ot ~n-laf•tton Of Oe1tull •nd 0.. TON StAen, IAVINC. CA letttlOI\ Of Defeull and 0.-,__.,., lltim9tld ..... ..w 0... .. TNM ,_... ....... requelt mey do '° ii\ tlUlt e1'ld fJection to Safi to llOll 10 s.11 l"9 "~~ ....
i..retor. 0t ~ tile It· lttfltor, 0t upon the 11-ma.no fOI Sele. end• wrltlllft 8'714 m111d 10< Si te, and• wrttterl Chetgee llld ~of tM ....,. ......... _.. .._ writing w.tl'llll 10 dilY'll al Ihle be r.cOl'Oed WI tti. ~t}' cau""1 .. io NotlCt of ~
torney lof the tlleeutor Of tomey IOI the txeciutor or Notloa of Olfavlt Ind Elle· Slid ~ 11 being Nolle» of Def!Nlt and !tee-Tf'VltM,. et tl'le time of Wtltl ...,._ ..... •fir ... '9d not!OI Dy ~Ing written llllMte 1111 ~ CM'~ It ftull •nd E1111et1on to Se4' 1c-
adfnlnltttl10f. and file whh admlnletrator, 111<1 Ille with tlon to s.n The~ llold ~ the purpoee OI pey-tton to Seit fht undeltlgMd PllblleaOon of,,,.. ~lee. II • ~ 0 111 11111el0.. COIN'lllflt• to the Dtc>en· ioc.1ed bl r~oeo "' tti. c-~
IN COUl"I .. .,, proof Of ..,. IN court with proof OI ..,. c.llUMd UICI NotlOI Of 0.. Ing,,,. OWgttont ..and ti)' a.i..O Mid Notloe ol 0.. • 130, 113 31 ....... .,....... ....... ,,.,,, of 0.. llall"*'' S.· Tl\ISi.e Oii C-'Y conoud· ""*e '"' tM.I PfOC*'Y IS
vtoe. • w'1t1lf'I ~· tt•t vtce •• wrlt\41ft ~ •t•t· fault tnCS Dtctlon 10 Sell to Mid DMd ot l""'1 lndud"'O ftult •ftd Elec:llOft 10 ... 10 Detect Oec•mber ''· ................. 0.. *'-· lftWOfWfteftltl "-' lt'Q .... O•brell-' Deed IQC.lltd
.. tl\llt )'OU det6t't epldal Ing thlt )'OU ~ ~ be reootOld In IM count-, .... Ind ·~ o4 Ille .,. •ICOlded In the oounty ,... ..... ............... ~«* S«tlOtl p 0 &o11 Competl~ st07 Wllll'llf't Oecemoet \1 I
l'Otlce 04 the llllna of .,, !ft.. notlCI of Iha n11na 01 en ~ ..,.. t ... ,.., property It TNllM Ind o4 Siii ..._. the ,.... prCJPM1Y It c ..-tt1194't•I D•"·~· n. UP ..... I ....... 190. HVlll'"OtOll 8eactl CA 8'vd """' '0'° l.OI Alt-QNY OA.IC. AM•NClM. V'lt'lt0tyand~il.-nentof"9flt0tylndap9falwwtol IOctted Oel9d0ilcember 12, 1114 toc:ated -.t .. C ... ,,._ ~ e ..W .................. IH-tt C-ts be oeie CA toOtO, 12111 C04llPOtllATIOM, A C4U •
--...... or of thll petl-•t•I• ...... °"of tilt l*I· Del• December 7 1984 c AL I, 0" NI A "I. DA TE 1'1S/14 c ..................................... oootldel.cl by the ~ 311 &200 POMllA c~ no.... tloneoraooout'lt1mentlonld~tontorecoount11Mf't\loMCI Cet hd 11\e.t~ • COHVIYANCI COlilt'AJIY, l tetew'" ,..._., .. _,,_.__Ir...._. .................. ._.._.,.._. !Mlltngbodylnlta~t Oetot ~28 tt14 u ld 1111•IH , H itt 1n~1200enor200.eo11ns.aion 1200 enc11200e&1 C•'"·~•Mlcl T,,.._ 11 ....,n,....,1y.~ ._.._.. • .-.trwtee.., ~ • c ... .-..,. .... ,..,.....,., .. ......._ tlOfl on~ '" f n-,...,.. ...._.....,.. •~ atnX a w.
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• 1 .. " , .. wttn>IC a ti.m oelltng. fecllttea t.400 49,4-5873 8pm.9pm only. 851-0•44 The llneet MW apartm.nt (7141037•7818 ::~ ta1/laat:.., Lve 11• -...I d f ·d 113 Chrystal Ave. ownr lt1tal1 community In Huntington ... · We'll provl~ the IOW91. ,,. on av· rt l:l) 21s-ee1 -m 1 1815-41~ lfHI lltatl $850, gOOd loc. 2BR 2b•. Buen 11 now open for ffla 1t11 meu 75t-81..,.,. giant 11CU121. hot rootc
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OL, l)J I . . •n Avail 12115 •93·7338 or · •Studio. 1 & 2 Bdrm no kltch, prlvliGY, utll•r bt' apt CM '3251,Wt avall private and ~roup aptl()H. r.A . ~ES Ha-••-,ee-1227 Andr" UH/mo 2 Bd ·~b• Apenmen11 l3&&nopet1752-582 now831-3117DenlN Featured . n .. Playboy ·r ..... ••"' --~-----..,........ twnh" greenbelt Indy •Slnglelevel l 2-1tory Ma~uln• • YHr In Pl H LI (. \ IC)\ n t: \I) I.I\,.. Little COfona. 3 Bd, 2 ba, Ciiiia ••• 111 znz •Br 2~8• Exec home rm n~ IOG • TownhOtMI Shat• apt/male S200 mo S.lC • re"M#. Southern 'I t ... 11 ·1c1 10ft.S7t 5.ooo 75a.eo10 mn~furn28d w/golleo4JrMV1eW.Fam2018Thurln •Tenni.coun,""""'&•na Fumtm,pV1beth •. kACtl .... ~ ull + •15 d•P CellfMnla'10nly .l OIH ll' ,UI ·l tt .m. --r-,.., 3 S OO .,...,. ..... -••• •""7 75t 9901 C .,_ -• n.-. ........ b ta townhou... oo1 & tet1nl1 rm. trplc, car gar 14 TSL IWlllllT O..ch Blvd .• •A mite north prlv. Nr Beech & Ga~. .,.._...w • o-.... xu .. ""'""""
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L •• J 1.1 I .,1, Lrg2c.arQar/AVllCCele. B•yllda.$795/mo+l .. t ~ w 1v•n-•ty ... •tu 1llllnglltuauon.Wlllcon----------. rru il\ iur... ,) 'p.111. A2 ZOtle 1122500 Va Av1llJ1n1 675~7 pr ......... .._"" 11Wpvtahatlng0tlnde-... I J ..1 1 tl(I ,. .. n1 & r--.. to' 11• -LINDAISLEBAYFAONT. 5 lPllllllfl AAJll llWJ Aoom lnlrgh .. CM Walk• pendant rental Call Litt l fl... J014
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"'uiirl , I r1 ·~ 'Ill tl 1J er• lltr. Spanlah VIiia w/pool & nice yard $1060/mo Incl d 1 p 11 ••• d ,) I f 1 r ...... 111• MYn• hSOO/mo. gird. No "41tl 5'8-2389 gar .., •PI 00 IP• lPUTllllTI S275 Incl ullla. 957~955 Long llm• r••ld•ntl. CLA "Slt-IED 642 5678 -• --P1tlo/decka Nopeta 0<•99-3881 harbor., ... actlv. r .. "'!!!!!!!!!!!!!·!!!'~·~--llll!l"~---~11111111--•14Br exec hm on huge 101 Weterfrelt .... 1111• 3BR 2b•. '"' blk to beach, ~:~:or :::=:m ConvenlenllY ic;x:ated In WALK TO sc PLAZA 1 bd tired couple IOld home FOUND ADS
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;: Hiii fer S.Jt lalft ler lalt $285K. Open 11-3, 555 e 111· 1• llMIOO comm pool, tennla. 2Bdrm l '/•B• ,855 one ol lrvlne • new911 prl ba ~/kit prlva Qui.I and ,want 3 br, 2 ba. 22nd SI. 819-429-4238 $1000/mo Call Liz or 2250 Van uard 540_9828 re1ldentl1l aettlng1. condo lllk• & pool. Bu• houM /condo 1 yr whll• 'Ceaeral 1002 GIHral 1002 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Chuck 646-5743 or l8l E 18t~ 642-0856 WlndwOOdGlenofl•ra l,2 1ady-11uden1 n/1mk dnk deciding on Mute. H.B. -----;::=::--::=;-.....,•1-;;:;;;;miiiiliiiiiiiiiiilili IORT.I •••ya 11ea 846-7171 151E21st 6A8-2408 & 3 bedroom apartment• Aef1 req'd 548-2320 C.M, Irvine N.B Laguna fllll I PPfl _. -ldHlly 11tualed nHr ., .. Wiii occupy Feb 111.
Like new '·Bdrm 2 bath llPLU 1111,IOO 3 bt' 2 b• 2 bike 10 t>Mch 131 E 161h 648-8818 achool1, •hopping and tttll 1t1l1 Pretw 1 fl00< Cati tor tU·llll home In M ... Del Mar "••-• HL .,.., Charming~ c:on-New carpet pool-tennla BACK BAY CONDO 3Br park1. more detail• ~M217
.,_._ ._ dltlon Har floor-. S 1400/mo 850-'719 gar nice Avall no.; • ·-------• Someworklllll nMded. OoeantldeolP.C H leadvn.i•thr"""h C07Vlfv. 675 2BD 2B $89S/mo875-1'.C9 For 1 .. 11ng Information UO/up. Balboa Inn, Matureretlredcouple,no -----.----Saleaprice lncludelnew Hlghlyupgrededunll1wlth 1--__. • ..., Imo a p leue cell· (7 14) oceanvtew.875-8740 chlld'91'1 With to leeM Found: Lar~ Rebblt nr
Garpeta, new pelnt and tlrepl•<*. Jacunlt, prl-~no ~=· F:~=~ aome CONDOb.I Fl:~lac.b. le~-Beaut lg E-tlde 28r 1B• 551-1577 Monday-Sun-a••• ••I MTll home In Seavlaw . Bto0khut1t' a· Adame,
bathroom lbtturae Prlel vet• oc.an view duplex. 3 3reg:r...;,...,.• 2 bet'h:' iHIC)...4228 Of 980-4229 r•~•.:111(2 ~) 4~~31:C · hM-type apt. Pvts•~try/ day 8:30 am to 5:30 pm Wk~ ~•nlala now av-'I Mar/ April occupency. Hunt. Bch. Call 964-ff91
reduced to $129.000 bdrmt, 3 bathe Atklng -~·r · · ..,. • yd/gar. Lg kltch v"". No OAANGETAEE CONDO ., · Cell evee J6().t389 751-3191 $495,000 Sunny patio d00t1 OVW· Exec Home 3Br 21A8a, At The Cove on Bayalde pet• 532-3289 Iv mag 11 8/Wk & up. 2274 New· Found med blkltan male sp ~~ look large rMr ywd. Cell pool & ape $1600/mo. 1 &, 1Br-lott, lennl1, pool• & port Blvd.C.M. 648-74'45 Mature retired couple no dog vie Cllffheven, NB. ~LECT (714)673 4400 to ... t.hla onell Bkr. lnolgrdnr &pooltvc. apeel:'s ~~~1au te30, Ea1tllde2Br1B• No .,.1a. 1tream.Nopet1.Av11/85 IUllllLlllE chlldren wlah to iM.. 12122. 548-8985
PROPERTIES 548-2313 No pel1 720-3989 ~~v a4:11. Own~~/Agt ~3~ .:ii:~~'5!~i~o: 8~-1141 home In s .. vlew. LOST Bird-Alb I n o
WHfTEWATEAVIEW llttle 6'•-tt88 . •r,pnrt ltacla 71 3028W.CoulHwyNew-Mar/Aprll occupancy Cockal l•I 12 /25 *Ulll IENl lll* COfona. 2 8d 1ge deck EASTSIDE Bachelor. xlnl -port BMch, kl1ct1en1. TV Call •vet 780-13e9 538-2"81 or 548-8573 •LltllllflOIS* S2800/mo 759-9070 BIG CANYON DOVER cond All ulll1 paid. f r 50 & 28< $850. $125+ Wk agl, no depollt. •REWARD• ~-~---........,.,,..,...,,1 End unit. 2 BA 2b•. 1425/mo Aak '°' Biii 0.hwehr, frig, 11ove Incl. llftl tr s;:~. 2ne~~ 'Scdo Pi!: ~ llTI AIU Cftta ••ta 2124 $1750/mo. Av111 111164 78o.8882 No P•I•. Call btwn Vac1tl11 lt1t 2112 Lott: Cockatlel, ~Y nor-
w/pool, 1pa+carport 1111000 HPLD 3 BR 21% ba condo w72 cer Ownerl 9kr 759-0705 FIREPLACE pool patio 9•m...-pm dally ~5""'855 l11tal1 2H7 1125. Double Garage, :::l~~1F~8~.~n8:· Ae-
Sacrlnc. •t $89,900 --------•I 2Br hM i 1 8d apl a gat. attached gar. 1 yr IN Bluff• 2 Br lb• condo 2 X-LG 1 & • 2Br Apt•. E~ Aid BEAR cXBIN/URGE 18x18. 724 Jam .. St, ---=---...,-..,,.----..,
3 l:>d only $79,999 assume Jumbo lot Auum• $850/mo, 975-0564 c.r gar. $1000/mo View Side $550 Up 557-2841 Sipe 14 pool lbl cir TV 2 C.M 873-7787 LOii: Diamond flowered 10'~% fin Try $7000 min UfCMTIW •H 51 2 000 1....., 1 & pool 675-9496 1 ..-:.. (71.""~"' ,. .. ,.-r1ng w/wtde A..wt mMh down. Won't IH ll Stately 9;1;;ar;,"'""""'41 3 t • • _,.,. nt 4Br Exec-type, lg lot rp..... ..~orv• v 170. Storage only. 9x18' band. Lerg:"7eward
Wooda«M VIiiage Bd 2 ·~ h~.-frl.......... 673 1600 $1500 mo. 355 E 22nd St lmmac 4 Bd, view, ex-lllTUf II IN NEWPORT BEACH Luxury Arrowheed Chalet. 724 Jam .. St, Coate NB/CM arM 842-7222 2511 W. Sunllowe< wtth 3 ,..,, garT Com-WM E DOUD CO INC Open 11-3 (619)'29-4238 pended H. V HomH 1 Br lba all bit-Ina, lndry A nraat place lo llve on the Frpl, pool table, ping M .. 873-7787 Mary
P ,_ .. T JI G Id .... <>aAE FINO S"" 500* PhaM Ill. S1900/mo Agt rm nr bch/1hop1 $495 •·-""" TV SIMPe 10 From
•tr ..... :1~;9,f&e m OU ~o~~~ "~°:'no' $15;~~· u!o";.ded 2Br 2"8•+ Iott, lYUWU HW 873-7781 • 735 W.181h St ~l~~~~u.~!y & p~~:i!~ i28~'WM!lend 644-9539 Offlct ···••la H14 -Loe-1:-=G=-,...-t-d_ane_(,..,.lawn-1~)&
lrpl. c/alr. Agt 131-5737 St l50-0..ut 4Br 2B• hM. Lido lele Waterfront Pvt TSL lllUlllllT 1pas, 8 tennis court•. 1 1 QedlCai I 1 ts;n1at l>Mgle. both female. CM !j~ aq2 '!;.:°'':,•' w~~ beh. Lg catm dlx 38r 2bl 1•2· 111,1 pool•. clOM 10 bu11n.... 11t1lt ti Speclallt l 1ull• for IN In ., ... 642-9029 Traditional ht<up a'indry rm~Lg tnccs S1575/mo lee. 873-8888 oc Airport, Fathlon Ilaire 2tol 1 11ory Medlcal/Oenl•I Loal: Whl M/Perelan cat Realty SAYE llOOO back yrd, pool, lrelh STOP LOOKING llSTUT II Island, convenient ahop1 28r 2ea 9;;vi;w luxury bldg w/1ublerrenH n Famlty heartbrohnl Vie PlllOl IEllOOI paint lnl out Brand new Don't m111 thl1 yrly 2br $650/ 2 8d 2b 1 on llQhl Condo w/all amenlttea prkng. Xlnt growing WM. 18111 St CM. 5'5-3&99 * 01 WATER * 631-7370 51~=.~,.;. ~~ng ~:~ carpet Muat .... hma w/bltn1 o-lld• of unit ml~e yard • 1~: n/1mkr $480. Chrlllle ID'~Y ~f,~O-~~lon. .-2310 Santa Ana PCH pet ok '895 carport lndry rm· · ' Slnglea 1 & 2 Bdrm Apart-875-0475 __ 0<_0 _____ ,_, SCRAM-LETS
ANSWERS lllllf 01 flllll ~~~~~o~~mcul~d~~!~: TSL MANAGEMENT •lll·l 1IO* 2195 Maple ment1 & Townhouae1 2Br Apt, ocn ~. SunMI 2 offlela or commercial ~ld!~ro=~ ll~~g ~~~I ll&lllR RIME •treet Cloe. lo achool1. 5'2-1603 NB mini manllon blk 2 beh TSL MANAGEMENT from $720 (Alk •bout Bch $325 11t lut+IA u... 100 & 500 aq n ~tertalnlng and Informal! 011t1• Ylll1 Now only $129,000. Call BACKBAY 4Br 2'hBa, tam 5br Incl den 2br lrplC, • 5'2-1803 turnllhed apll, complete ulll1. n/amkr pret. Jackie $850/mo ... 328 No. ~8-2313 Bkr. rm, tennis/pool. Pe11 ok lteal at $1200 639-6190 INSTA~'T IN with TV. llnene & ulenllle, (2 13)&92-.C922 Lv mtg Newport blvd. 720-0295. OftM1 -Equal
Linen • U1urer b1ytront recreation. A new EXCLUSIVE llstlng 511001 Pou 1 opt Beet Alty tee .... maybe rented for lhort Totally coordinated "off-on thl1 axoeptlonal Medi-mo. " S695 2 Bd 1 112 ba term or longer). On Jam· ~$4....,00,..,..-+_d_ep-.-=p:-ro....,f-. -n--arn-kr Dl<l'J• Ever Notlel o.part-
ment: lt't the people who
have all the anew.,. who
uk elf tt1e QUESTIONS.
white decor" wi th terranH n v111, In a Prlnc.only.645--7897 Ta1tia 2 twnhee.E-11de,pool,gar. bor .. Ad•ISanJoaquln 20-35.VllleBalbo•NB.
1pacloua llvlng, formal guarded gate communl-""'CLASSY w .. 11lde 281 Condo· I Br/den etc Indy rm. Quiet loc. Come Hiiia Ad. Part furn &48-9457
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dining and family room• ty Handcrafted lmportlll:I 181 houM Closed gar lrptc, ·Quall MHdowt' Me 2310 Sant• Ant 144• 1100
2-11ory with atalned glen materlels, French doora, lmat 1044 fncd lg yd, w/d hkup ,850,mo Facllltlet Incl TIL IUUIEIEIT cr:m 1~'b•~~$47~~~ f' ... I '
window• and quality skyHghtl, wood beamed iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii crptl a drp1, oeramlc Ille J68-i.C30 and 631_8091 IU· 1181 poll! 640 .. 255 a fall II__.._ ........ decor ... 1pa & built-in celllngs and m111lve In kitchen & bathroom • .,,..., •-. lalilffl ~ 4114
NEWPORT cA Uail-barbeque Bank owned mahogany door• VIEW 1111,100 Absolutely no pet1 Must Wt1t•i11ttr 2291 Lg 2Br dwnltrs. New paint 2Br 1 Ba newly painted. Leg Bch Ocnlrnl 2Br 2ba,
eo you have great flnanc-ol Catallna from this Look at thll prlc. for stand credit check & drpa. 22•8 Canyon. No Weslclll1 arH No petl beaut. furn. Prof fem. 754 aq. ft. view IUlll box Servlcel. 500 malt·
box ... UPS. copy mach.
graph lea. 1ta1lonery,
printing c1pabllltlH,
1200 a/I In xlnt loc.
S 10,000 dn/llnan avall
Ing term• on this 3 grandiose 5 bedroom approx. t500 sq ft. and 3 S650/mo• security de· •Clean 2Br 1Ba, yard, peta. 832-1768 $725 111 & laat 644-9842 over 25 pref. $420/mo.
bedroom home See to home With 5';, bath1 for bdrma, In Univ Park. 45 posit 770-5629 1;:~:~:1:1j~~l~~~r Lg luxury l Br SC Plza or 720-9177 497-7019 hm, 478-3100 cg~~~ur':ic:r ~~~T:'! ~prec:late In a auperb lo-comfortable llvlng and acres ol parka and green-Clean/cozy bach pad , , area, watertcaplng. all 2 Lrg Bdrm, 2B• Condo Male 35-45. 4 8d hae, 1ural & Dratting lac:;lllty.
cation $, 150.000 entert11ntng In granduer bells, plu1 tennl1 coun1, wlcomplete II.Itch $300'1 Coa•o•1a1a•1 ernenltles •32-7407 w/ooean view. MCurlt) pooll1P•-nr OCC S325 Northern expo.ore
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Uated price Si 198.000 101 lots, etc Beaullfulty 539 6 t90 Beat Alty fee Ualar•;•Lt4 " .. lO bldg S 1125/mo Avt 1/ 15. + 111 8 ...... "3t t w· .. v. \I I HI HI 1'-1 Includes tend cared for unit • edult • -...• -Lux 2Br 2BI Condo, trplc, Call Days Only 831-8-403 u . '7'r• .,, XLNT BUSINESS OP-
t1n"1I"' hw occupied only CUTE 2Br 1Ba w/lg yrd-w/d, new frig In hma sec. MIF prof N-amkr Muter 141-1101 POATUNITY 720-0296
RE.A\.E<\T.AlE -V.\llHIH«1'1 €1.IJ eutllde $695 Avl 111 LOYfUOllH amenltles $875631-6089 3 8drm2ba,mln.1yr l ... bdrmCMS385 + 113utll Owner
831-1400 1 110'11.., In• ~ i -, 873-7771 Ask for Ken FIR LUSE Avall. Jan. 1 2 doora & dep 841-0882 I l W ... Sl
•--------'-.:: ~fAL ESTATl Q SOr I -Nice 3 Bdrm 2'h ba non-from ocean. 873-9122 or ' 1 I .f..!!.18 ,,_. l E1111lde 2Br Squeaky For lease--beautllut amkr1, no pell, avall ap-(818) 501-3477 M/F 10 1har• large houM Deeps 1 &!.td llng5te1 gar!091·1 •x•gg,.;;;;J,,...,..,. .... Rm.E-[•ie;;;--....... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii . 831·1400 ealf y I clean. totally remodeled. 1pacloua condominium prox. Jan, 6, $725. mo. N.8 'h blk 10 beech '360 • • ry S3 mo. nve Aatlat Muat type Tierra Avall now S725/mo. Ask near South Coest Plaza 760-1418 or 642-7528 3Br deluxe ocean front 111 +IHI ~8-3887 Dec 29th. Call 875--8334 Del S ·1 Realt 497_1744 II I tor Biii 760-8862 3bdr • 2'/t ba . ' patios. lower duplex, yrly lie 0 Y IPlCIOIS CHDO 7 86-11 72 ' flreplace In maaler sutle, PlllSflf APT W/Yl(W $1500 mo 818-824-7163 M/F to lhr 3 br CIOM to a.~~~!%~~~~ lJIH, a P/T
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Cozy 11replace In llvlng ave incl S875 536-•637 decor Available lmmedl-age mo o pe • bch Lg catm dlx 3Br 2ba " ....,. 11 rem• n I I• c 111 t y room Beaullful bright alely Micki Cooper 2151 PACIFIC AVE s1575/mo 119 673-6886 M/F to lllr Apt In Rancho View olfloe. 930 aq ft, 2 Pleasant, gOOd benefit•
1r1-1evel with lour bdrm1 3880 Mlchelaon Oflve Eastslde lrg 2BR, 2 car 644-8200 631·6107 or 855-0685 San Joaquin, lr.1. AVI Jan olllcea w/receptlonl11 393 Hospital A<I, N e
formal dining, 3 baths, lrvtne gar w/elec opnr, dshwr, REIOORlTEI -Newport Crest 38A 3ba. 15 $400/mo. 788-9647 Wayne Franklln 760--0618 --------
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munlly pool, spa. 1ennls TURTLE ROCK RIDGE Lg 2 a 3Br Apia New ooean vu, lrplc. lge kit, Matr Br. nr beh $500/mo •-•re I $2 17 per day courts $223,000 Call 2br 2'~be. den, ahOws llke E'alde 2 bed 1 bath, targ crpts, drp1, Ille, etc LIA DI A. 2 car gar. AV1 111 a IHI. Avl II 1 ltatala Ziii •
GORDON LEWIS Batcoun model 8~-7104 lanced petlo, gar. clean wlpool. No pell. From now S 1200/mo 548-1936 673-3668 or 875-e855 l~T ILO That'• ALL you pay f0<
• Old CdM, nice yard1, U ·
cellent IOan $215,000
t -.1<.t I I f ~I\ GE 759-9100 • .. L I $695/mo, call Craig. $600 642-5210 ""'r-3 llne., 30 da)'I tWJtrt IC• 631-1266 OCEANFRONT 1 Br. lg Newport Hgt1 lg MCtuded 5700 aq tt Ample parking In the
Aeattora. 675-6000 HYH llHU ~-=====··~~~~~~ii~~ Exciting ' Bdrm cliff home
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Upstaira over garage nJlr1atatl a rlll• 2Ba Garden Apl POOi S725 Incl ulll1 650-0581 $350+'/• utllt 964-5852 ~8-7729 •
Hlgn beam celllng, gar· S595 & 1655 7 tO W ISth Steps to beach. Lg 3Br. N/S Prof M/F lo ahr 3 8d -r------,--,1:=i:= SERVICE
DIRECTORY ::-w/large famlty rm, fantas-age $650/mo 673-3117 --------Top Drawer 2Br 2B•. gar, frplc, lmmec, yH rly BackBaTihm.HorM1,)ac. llaact•t• 1
Rustic trplc accents cule Cotti Mell 2624 patio $750 Downtown $950/mo. Call 873-2507 S300M I. Oya 759-0a.o. SPIRITUAL READINGS
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2 r country t gar/shop Olla IE OIO WE OFFfl a OlllOE 1 & 2Br w/vlewe bath, gar, 'h utllt '360. CounMllng. 1815 So. El $550 others avall aLL UTILITIES pa10 • 8 •-7 ""7 ••n• Camino Real San Clem 539-6190 Best fee " " Want 11 aelectlon of great $750-1 129835 50-vn ·mtg~ .._... Llc'd. 492_7298 Compere before your rent, llvlng? We can offer any-Agt • t...-980 Reap lml ahr new 2bt' 2ba Unlquely dellQned 3br 2ba Newly decorated. cualom I I _,1 __ A_BC_H_E_L_P_L-IN_E __
spit lvt w/dwlhr dbl gar-dealgn featurea, pool, th ng r a am ... apl lo • CM condo S400 Inc u1
age kid• $725-539-6190 bbq . ..,ov'rd garana, aur-'8d hae II looklng In CM, Spaetou~ ~1nqle one 497-3743 •ft 7 Robin ~~2222
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3BA Hm/Ouplex 756-9162 3Br, upgrade crpl, tncd 365 Wiison. 642-1971 NB REALTY 875-1642
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$177,500
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WEITWE YILUIE
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TSl MANAGEMENT
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dbl gar $725 539-8190 ,,...Covered Parking 2 BA 2ba, close to beech, HEALTH
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Haat. l t1cla 240 V'Watk·ln-Ctosets 'IWIMMIN(, nlu' ARIES (March 21-Apnl 19): Circumstances take sudden turn 1n Big femlly 4br 2ba hu eat-V'Home-llke Kitchens Hait. ltaela 2740 rnud1 1111111 'lnrr'1 your favor. Pounce on opportunities, advantages Stress in1tiat1 ve.
In kllch lelaure patio 1 block to Huntlnfiton 165011856 Mo 2 A 3 8d '"' 11,,,, Modl'I' onginahty, new starts, p1onccnng spint. Romance 1s part of scenario
$700 s other a av all Center 1 & 2Bdrms urn 1pt1 Encl gar W/D hkkp, 11pt'n d.111'1 4 10 n and so are creative endeavors.
LA QUINTA HERMOSA .~.T 10" Rmn It'' Rent/I••·" option 2br up-16211 Parkside Ln 1 s;wr• ~ inlcllect is activated. You'll have access to special information; you'll
539·6190 Best Alty fee UTILITIES FREE yard1/pat101 ~ d TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Follow throuoh on bunch. ln1u1t1vc
dated d"lgn dwlhr gar block west of Beach 3 Daya 675-1842 VV be more confident as a resul t. Dilemma is resolved; family reunion $800 EZ term1 639-6 190 • Eves 960-4614 C · I Bell Ally'" block So of Edln~r Apartments occurs. ancer native plays dramatic roe.
Tim•'• right !Of lbdrm 14l·H•1 SUWllD Newport Bodi So. GEMlNI (May 21-Junc 20): Focu0s on friendship, popularity, long
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A YILUIE distance call which relates to travel. ain indicated through written hide-away w/appla & r11taeat1, Val. · 1JOO 16th Street w ord·, S"""'ial information is acquired thro ugh reading unusual to m e. crptl $360 low d1po New 1 & 2 Bdrm luxury 1a1 Doven ... ~~ I
539-8190 Best Alty'" Coreu ••I Mar 2722 1p11 1n,. plan• 1 Bdrm, 642•511 1 Another Gemini plays direct roe .• ~-------v. lmH 44 Studio Apt near t>each 2 Bdrm and Townhorrle9 CANCER (June 21-July 22): Obstacles can becom e steppin·-•Lll 52751 " 11 11 J 1 -poo11. 1enn11. water-Ntwport Bud! No. stones. Bea ware of detajls, checks mall print, rcahzc you are o n the trail .'.WH. •75.1om53o va • an fella. pond• Gu p-• ... 1 8°< I A f " h' I bl "IS · · ' d 'II d I " • ..., n 1 rv1ne venue o somct 1ng va ua c • upcnor is 1mpresse : you get ere 11 ong
3 l:>d 2 be, air cond. home. From San Oleoo Frwy (al 16th) overdue. Scorpio figures In dynamic sccnano .
2 ~r ger. 1975/ mo Mark Ct1t1 Mffl 2724 drive North on 9eacn to 645-11 04 LEO ~uhy 23-Aug. 22): Define terms, be analytical. d iscern
831-f268 &44-0793nme fBd B•c .. 5375Jmo 778 McFadden and Wut on 11 .. _mll!f1!191~~11/1!'!'~ . . • ·• .. cFadden to s wt d aiotjves. . ocus o n p ublish ing., d1sscmmat1on o f information. LUXURY LEASE W Joann SI 673-1874 alt m •• n What a Wonderful WOfld S p4'<"tiit·ul.ir hd~front dplx '2 Hr. ~ & up SPECIALIST 8PM M-F/an)'1lme wknd• VIiiage (71')893-5198 01 Sho~p 1. right at Assignment will be clan ficd and you'll be excited by prospects. Virgo,
2 R1 2 Rn cfow11 !. ho.it "P"<"'" $I .lS0.000 •••ii• l••tt Over s 1200/mo No lBA "'aSTSIDE Natural Studio •Pl-2 11ory, 1 your fl Ip• everyday! Saaitt.arius persons fiaurc in scenario.
(ITlTt •••1 " ~ bdrm kitchen ., 1 Bile Dally 1101 c1a11lllad VIRGO (Aug.. 2~Sept. 22): Y ou could locate massing passbook or
PENINSULA HOME OCEANFRONT I 1*2 *x 80 ...... :..Jt ~h Charge loc MfVlce ppt Wood celllng1 a cabinet• . • QI d d . '-~ I ' h I J ed b h
Exciting Ot·ean &t J<'tt y v 1c•w s, 4 Br. 3 Ba.
3700 sq ft car parkrng $1.150,000
~E.ST BAY AVE BAYFRONT
.. ,,, ___ ... , AeQ 85 t-1111 Agt Sparkling clean no pel• from t>uch 1850/mo Ad• To ~l•c• your • . key to epos1t uwX. ntercst in l e occu t 1sst1mu at y w at appears
kite.hen, large tMng -di~ IEITlll &4 75 851-9528. Call Kathy 980-&e71 call 6'2-878 and let • to be a "stranac coincidence." Purchase of luAury item or a.n Object
1ng er .. Maple 1nterl0f1 C1aatlfled Ad·Vlaor help might be featured.
Large bath wllh 1tell CALLUSREGAAOING 1Br. patio w/pool S.C50 , .. ,..,,, c:!.~il Ji\.,.{ -fl~ ~C.• •tu LIBRA (Sept. 23..Qct. 22): Define terms, ao slow, be aware of
shower and tub Gold -lf\Vlti.EL~SES /mo No pet•. r•f• req m ttu v\!o l'QU ~~ ~ P<t" ;:> .... -.-.t F bl" 1-• ; carpet Kl~ ailed bed ..com 1'7 Flower 5'5-8181 t4'•..t h ti.a'• POllAll necessary lqal pr~ures. ocus o n pu 1c re .. t1o ns, possible
,. I l '-< I 1 1 J' Agt 640-5937 1550/fl'IO No ger No ,...,, .... ~1>1..i -d• i.. Virio natives fi.gure In m eaninaful scenario.
room 'Ii I SO r l 2Br ''-"9• twnh Apt O ·~ '""9• ...... , rr4 ,... panncnhip, marriace. W hat was bidden will be revealed -Pi~s.
'"'' ... 1 '·1• •11''"'1 ' ir --1 ·•·1 '·11 ul.Jr I v1 ... • ' "'' • ., ... ., •• _,., SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 2 1): Emphasis on basic issues: 11;1\ \II•\,, 1111 11111111111 ~I 1·,ocr1111 By0wnerS23.000Spec 1 ea ty pell 681 lctorl•
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CM 84&-8483 M8-14&e 786-l l 7 2 2 BR 1 b•. Euttld9. good eiusts; you'll win and as mull :r:n 1riends, allies. Older individual
ltac rtttr~ 1175 toe . quiet $870, call Dick supports your efforu, could supp1y needed maierial or funds.
J',111111.111 111 111 1 ,111 & , i1, ,11 " 11,1, 11 1u.., 1 _ •I 998-7300 dy•. l SAGITl'AJUUS (Nov. 22-0cc. 21): Lona·ra~e prospects come
I ..,.une/So true .. ..1. 8•0-2428 ewa/Wknd1. u l ~ Q ( • h I ~ y 'II be "d fb d bl a t "' ..... ~ 11 Hr. ·1 B ,1 X 1111 t 111.1n1 ir1f' ri· ,.,,.. 'i 10 11110 -voe 1 1 ... 1 d 1--....... "'TT"....--.--t 11 into 1 up, c ear 1ocus. ou n o ur en w w s no ...... bu y 31=~ s:"eo:;rr:wy ~n 3880 MICMlaon OrlV• 2Br 2'~B• Duplex 1eoo •• I' I' I I . I youn in OM place. Lunar emphasis on speculation. physical auractJon,
COTTON POINT ESTATES bid S190K/10'% down Irvine wtatl xtru, dbl gar. hu09 1 added popu.larity.
detettt 714-832~1000 Untv Pk T9fr~ 38< 2a.. ydwtaoceaa Pet04t'850 ...._.,..E_L_H_,_H_t..--11 =:~· CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·Jan. 19): New st.art enables you to
cu ... 111m •II I ,111 I• ..... I·.. Ill ,, 111 i ""·· gar opnr wetbar comm 873•8338 Of M 2-teM ~ I' I' I I -:: ovcrtomc ratrictlons. Y ou'll be more independent, have arcatcr
Pat 1 fir d S,111 l ·1r mr r11r 11 ,,,. • '" ""' lac .. t Prtt USO pool, 1Pi S925 1U.w 2 2Bt, encl gar, crpte. drP9 _ _ _ . freedom of t.boulht, 1etion. Creativity ind romance are featumj.
Sta u;;; 1 uni~ IP-Woodbridge condo 2 bt' 773 w w 11aon No pel• Imprint your own style; maintain self-ettecm.
pralNd $450,000. Aaklng 1'.4 be •v•n.t>le 11&1as SMO/mo &50-7202 S u R A U E AQUAIUUS(Jan. 20-Feb. I 8): You m1y be pulled in two dnutions
""25•000 Agt 149a-e299 ,red Mt-5060 * 2 Bdrm. 1 ba, MC. IY'I" I' I I r I -choose course th.It i.1 familiar, brinas you clo•cr ·~ family. Cancer
Prim(· Enj(l"h 11,1rl1t1°1111cl .i Rd :l R.1 \ ti 11 alt Woodbridge Twnfl .. aer tern. So c.1Pia.a.1550, . . . . -native pl ayt key role, it dedicated a.nd loyal. Know 1t, respond
Frpl<. ·~. hrdwd I Ir!'. 111 I)< 'I .A $h~., llll!I Dena POlnt 2 p;t;;;; BJUH ,.,.ea Nr l•k• a ehOP'-M8-4&e1 aocordinaly. You'll win!
1ot1 Reduced from ping S875/mo 559-9539 •RETIREE bRE.AM• PL9Cltl(Feb. J 9-March 20): Gain 1nd1catc:d 1f you divcnify. Open
$760.000 Approx 10.000 38t 2Ba, lwtng room, den hncs of communication; live full rem Lo 1ntcllectu.al cu.nosily. Fo~
aq h Spectacular H.atbof Trade You' old 1Mf fOf wll1plc, formal dining tend 10 be IOltCeftd, but you wtll l'fP.iO ftlO o( dirct'lion You 'll be 4 wnita4~t:'m°"'" Agt Ci~fi!,0:~·,:.;~~8 a 8::~~~~$-~~/mo 1nv1ted to attend prcstiaious soc11l 111iir
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WESTWOOD VILLAGE
BILLCRUNDY, REALTOR
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TOMORROW:
You'll find the
beat auto buya along
the Orange Coaat In
today'• Auto Piiot
-Page~1
Coast
If your pet looks like you,
there's a contest In
Laguna Beach you might
find Interesting./ A3
Orange County's jobless
rate Is hold Ing at a near-
record low of 3.8%./ A3
Nation
A cocky convicted kl lier
goes to the electric chair
with a wink for a nun./ AS
The same chemlcal that
killed 2,500 In lndla Is to
arrive by ship In Norfolk,
Va. Saturday amid much
protection./ A4
World
Polish secret police of-
ficer says he had support
of superiors In successful
kidnapping and killing of
prlest./A4
Casualties on both sides
rise as Vietnam offensive
continues on Cambodian
rebel camps./ A4
People
The oldest daughter of
slain clvll rights leader Dr.
Martin Luther King wlli
speak at UC Irvine./ A8
A letter from Ludwig von
Beethoven to his lover will
be sold at auction./ A8
Sports
Mater Del High holds off
Estancia challenge for
56-51 win In the feature
game of the Orange Hol-
l day Classic basketball
tourney./8 1
Fountain Valley, Mater
Del gain semlflnals of
Edison-Marina girls
basketball tourney./8 1
Huntington Beach,
Marina win two games
each In the 32-team Hunt-
ington Beach soccer
tourney./82
Entertainment
Linda Fratlanne Is pirate
princess In 'Magic King-
dom on Ice. '/WHkender
Conrad, Schoonover top
county troupers./WHk-
ender
Bualneu
American business
leaders are growing less
confident about the state
of the economy ./84
INDEX
Auto Piiot
Bridge
Bulletin Board
Business
Claaslfled
Comics
Crossword
Death Notices
Horoscope
Ann Landers
Mutual Funda
O.,.nlon
Paparazzi
People
PoHceLog
PubUC Notices
Aeetauranta
Spona
C1-3
B6
A3
84
CS-7
86
C7
C4
C6
a7
84
A8
A6
A6
A3
C4-5
Weekender
81-3
85
A7
Weekender
Stock Markm .,J'
Tetevtlion
Theaters
WHth-. A2
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HUNTINGTON BEACH
FOUNTAIN VALLEY
0 HANG I C 0 UN l ( C A l IF 0 R N I A I ,, C f N l S
Plane crash kills OC couple
Two others aboard die as small aircraft
goes down during pounding rainstorm
By STEVE MARBLE
OfhO..,NlltllMt
Four people, including an Irvine
couple, were killed late Thursday
when their .small airplane crashed
near an airfield in Upland during a
poundfog rain storm.
The rented craf\, identified as a
Cessna 180, had departed Palo Alto
A1rpon earlier in the day and was
bound for John Wayne Airport in
Oran'e County, authorities said.
Irvine residents Jerry Surloff, 43,
and Judith SurlofT, 40. were killed
instantly when the plane crashed at
7: IS p.m. about I SO yardsshon ohhe
runwa.¥ at Cable Airport in Upland
accord1n1 to Upland police dis-
patcher Judy Rodri&uC7. Upland 1s
about SO miles northeast or John Wayne Airport.
Also killed in the crash were Earl
Shelton, 63, and Jacqueline Shelton,
61, rcsideots of Los Altos, San
BemJ(rdll"lo County Deputy Coroner
Roy Km!'ley said.
Upland policeman eumlnea the wrecU,e of plane cruh which kllled foa..r people.
Lungren testing
political waters
in bid for Senate
ressman
charter1n committee
to assess his chances
By JEFF ADLER
Of ... O..,Noeli.fl
Republican Congressman Dan
Lu~n. whose sprawling coastal
distnct sweeps south from Torrance
to Huntington Beach. 1s considenng
running in 1986 for the U.S. Senate
scat now occupied by incumbent
Democrat Alan Cranston.
Lungren, a 38-year-old Long Beach
native. acknowledged Thursday that
he plans 10 formally charter an
exploratory committee in January to
assess his chances of winning the '
Republican nomination for the Sen·
ate scat.
··The purpose is trul y exploratory:·
Lungren said in a telephone interview
from his Capitol Hill office. "We're
testing the waters. We want 10 take a
long hard look at 11. I've been thinking
about 11 for about a year ...
The Orange Coast representative
emphasized he has made no dcc1s1on
10 run and need not make one before
January 1986.
"There's a lot ofume between Dow
and then," Lungren said.
Lungren glided to a fourth two-year
He 's t e ach ing
computers to
speak English
Let°s talk computerese.
First you have to learn terms like
INPUT. GOTO, DlM, REM.TAB.
GOSUBand RETU RN.
Then you have to learn codmg like:
IFXI THEN220and IFX2THEN
230.
And the ever-popular IF X3 THEN
240.
Bystnngmgall Lhosc wordsand
codes together. you can ask the
computer, with several punches of the
kcyboard.somethinas1mplc, likc
.. who owes me money?"
Greg Parkinson prefers the direct
approach.
The former Corona dd Mar resi-
dent isdevelopingsof\warc that will
enable computers to understand
pta.in, simple, direct Enah h.
Forget the codes. the doodads and
the technical Jargon. Just ask the
question. says Parkinson. who con-
siders computers to be employee .
"lfl hire accountants, they ha ve to
leam the way I talk. not the other way
around," he says.
-Parkinson, 28. 1s a computtt pro-
irammer with a company 1n N.cw
Haven, Conn.1 that pec1ahtcs in
.. artifiClal 1nte hgcncc."Thlt '"
teach1nacomputcrs to perform task
that human presently do better. And
one of\hosc ta k 1s undetsta ndint
human languaic
TON Y
SAAVEDRA
NEWSMAKERS
program in which computers will not
onl y understand English, but will ht'
multitinaual with the ability to trans·
late lanJuaaes.
Parkinson says he 1s record.in&
some IO}XlOwords 1n10 the mcmof)
banks 01 thcclectromc wtzards.
However. h1s1obd~n·t stop wt th
mere word definitions. He must also
teach connotations. phrases. slang
and even rntu. Thosccomputcts
Wlll bewcl versed inconvetsallonaJ
and even broken langu~.
To do th1 P'art1n50n said tit must
prOJ"lm a wortdofhuman C:X·
pencncc into the computers.
"If ou ha"ee model of the world in
your brain, ~ou know how ~-ord
rtlatc to each other," he sa)'s.
for 1nstaooe, ournmple qucstton.
"who owes me money,. prcsu~
lhccomputttknows the mcamnaof "owe.·· ft would ~ISO have to know
DanLanaren
House term in November. eas1I)"
defeating Democrat Ma i; Lou·
Brophy by winning 73 percent of the
(Pleue 11ee LUNGREN/A2)
Kinney tdcn11ficd Earl hchon as
the pilot of the small a.tl'J)lane.
RodriguC'Z said the pta.ne•s wreck-
age was spread over about 3~ feet
and that the impact of the aash and
~napped the craft's fuselage in half.
"Our police helicopter pilot bad a
hard umc find.in& the wrec~ be-
cause oftbe rain and poor v1s1biJ1ty,"
Jan Murra), an Upland police dis.-
patcher, sajd.
The four took off from the Palo
Alto Aupon honly, aftet • p..m. A
layer of foa apparently had prevented a.n eather takeoff, authorities satd.
An airport spokesman said
Shelton's Oiabt plans 1nd.ic:aied be
was heading for 9range County in an
urplane rented from the West Valley
Aying Oub in Palo Alto.
An employee of the flying club said
he was not authonz.cd to dtlcuss tbO
10c1dent and would not confirm that
(Pleue eee PLA.Jlf&/ il)
'
lnforrriants li nk "
cocaine sales .
to Valley office
Automaker John De Lorean· s name surfaces
in court papers leading up to search warrant
By ROBERT BARKER
OfhO.., .........
Cocaine allegedly was delivered
and sold this year in an msurance
company office shared b) Fountatn
Valley City Councilman Geo~ B
Scott. according 10 statemerus of
informants contained in legal papers
filed in West Orange County Mun1c1-
pal Court.
Michael 0 . Schute, 41 . a business
partner of Scott. will be amugned
Monday OD felony c~ of
furnishing cocaine, possesslOn of
cocame and possession of cocaiM 1"or
sale, according to authorities.
Schutc's secrcury, Debra Lynn
Allbee, 28, was arrested alOOJ wit.b
Schute on Dec. 7 on suspiCJon of
possession of narcotics, police said.
But Deputy Distnct Attorney Tom
Bourris said he ts undecided on
whether to file charges against Allbee
(Pleue 11ee COCADU/ A.2)
College recall brewln~ ., ........... ..............
Pettttons cdlnQ for the recall of ttne ~ CommunlCV
College Otstrtct trust ... .,. •xpcted to ~ ~ ....,
after the New Yew'• holdey, a epok~ for the CMipeAgn .-.
Thureday.
The fonnal petltk>n p.,.,. ... eppro¥ed ....... by ..
Orange County ~· of vot ... The bm9 .. now~ dupbted for Mgnature gathering thrOughOut the Bed~
Dlltrtct, .:cording to L.,y W. Taylor of UlguM a.ct\, a liltW
Sadd1ebeck trustee Who .. apokeemen fot C.... tor a .....,
c-t•••-WAU./~
J u dge upholds
s urf i njury award
Newport overruled
in protestation of
$6 millio n decision
By JEFF ADLER
Ot!MO..,l'tlollllll'I
An Orange Count) upenor Coun
JUdgc upheld a S6 m1lhon 1ur. award
to a 23-\ear--0ld quadnplegic who
sued the cit) of "1ewpon Bc.ach
claiming he was paral)Led 1n a IQ80
swimming accident bccau~ the Cll}
fai led to post signs \loaming ot
unde""ater hazards.
In affinn ing the verdict Thursda\
Judge Llo}d Blanp1ed denied a mo-
tion filed by the cn)'s anorne) tha1
sought a new tnal or the reduction ot
the 1ur. ·s $6 miU1on award to wheel-
...........................
chair-bound John Taylor. a 6-foot-I
fonner surfer from Claremont.
The ruling. which came foUowing a
short hcanng.. now clears the way for
"1ewport Beach to appeal the case
Howc\er. Patnd. Quinhvan. the
In.inc attome~ who represented
"le\!. port Beach dunng the c1nl tna.1.
~1d cit} officials have not )'Ct dCClded
""hether to undertake an appeal A
nOIKe ot appeal must be filed v.1th an
appella1c court wllhin 30 da}S
··v.e ha,en·t decided ~ct·· Qutn-
h"an said ··v.e·re sull talking about II ..
.\n e1ght·woman. four-man JUf)
deht'ieratcd a llllle more than eight
hours 1n October before voting I 1-l
to award Ta}lor $6 m1lhon for past
and fut ure medical c'\penscs. lost
(Pleaae eee JUOOE/A2)
Kidney
mistake
described
By ~e Associated Pr~ss
Harl) Jordan strugglt>d trom rua
whttlcha1r to the \lolln~s o;tand 10 tell
•)Ur) that his doctor told him his left
kidne) "had a mass1,e tumor that
had to be rcmo' ed 1mmcd.Jatcly"
because n wa can~rouo;
Doctors realized after the-opd'•
auon that It was the 64-'ear-old
Hunllnaton Beach man·~ nghi ludnC'V
that had caJ'Clnoma The' learned the
left k1dne) the) rcmovecf was healthy,
Jordan testified Thursda) 10 Lo
An.aeles dunng h1 mulum1lhon·
dollar lawsuit against Long Beach
C'ommun1ty Ho p1tal and six doc-
to~.
Jorda.n, a Lona Beach insuranc-t
broker. ~t1ficd that docton read •
ra} of hts abdomen bactwards
before tht Nov 26. 1982. \Ur&CI)'.
Earhcr, Or C'ar1ton Watcn had
testified that he dtdn't tell Jordan btS
lef\ k1dpc) had to be removed on tlw
da )' or Che opera uon
Hov.-c\CT Jordan told the court
that ~only before the operat1on.
'Watef"\ told him ••that I had a ma 1ve
tumor that had to br removed
1mmcd1.atch He 'I.id 'lt'ion )Oudcf\ jlde: ..
In h1' earlitt ~timon) Watm
said he mt t.akenl wrott "itf\ ..
in lead of "nahf' on a wron&Jy dated
n tt 1n Jordan's file a few mtnuta
bcfort Jordan nt 10 for Wfltr)'.
A frtduatc of UC Irvine,
Park.in son 1s help1n1 to de"clopa .. (Pl ....... COllPUTSU/A2) OftCParktuoa m&klateeaapaten talllllla ~·
That ~ o..ratt ue t.alkina •M lht , .......... uonY /A.at
• .o
....
Orange Coast DAILY Pit.OT/Friday, December 28, 1984'
CoNTI NU l O S10R1Es
use of po iblc problems con-
kted with "the ~arch of her
~•Ni\n,"
"Pobce said a four-mo o th invcst1p-
found no evidence to indicate
ht Scott had any knowledge of or
plicity in the cue.
tt wd TbuiWay he was "totally
ked and urpnscd" addin& .. I
w()uldn 't kn ow coc.a1ne if I saw 1 t."
.However. a confidentiaJ inform·
ut. who was quoted in p:ipen used to
QbtaJn a search warrant for Schutc's omce in Fountain Valley and home in
fj41otington Beach, sa1d Scott was
apprised of 1hc info rmant's concerns
d¥t narcotics use and saJcs allegedly •re going on in an office "and that
Scion would soon become a business
pUiner of Michael Schute."
' The mformant told police, accord-
. to lbe documents, that Scott said,
• is that going on again?"
ter Thursday, Scott said in a
t&lephooe conversation, "There were
901ne allegations and someone came
' tome and said they found some white
sh1ff in an envelope.
''I didn't sec It and I told them. ·1
don't know what you're talkJng
about."'
Scott said he asked Schute about it
and Schute denjed involvement "and
· l believed him."
Scott said 1he conversation re-
portedly took place after June. He and
Schute became partners in a business
OFFICE •.•
and sh red a founuun Va lley oOicc at
111 70 Warner A vc. beginnina in
AUJUSt.
Scott and Schute also bad hared
offioes with a third party on Newbopc
Strt'et sjnot the first of the year. They
previously were partners in the in-
&uraoce busmcss with a third party io
the 1970s but Schute left to 10 to
Hawaii, Scott said.
Scott said he severed bu inc s
~lations with Schute at the ume of
the Schutc's arnst CXc 7
uuements u\ the le&al documents
by the unidentified in formant in-
d icated that a business owner in the
Warner Avenue complex where the
insurance office 1& located had ex-
pressed concern that Schute was
involved 1n narco1ics tran actions
because he was frequently seen going
to a car and e:tchangmg -.omething in
the parkJng lot.
Another confidential informant.
who h.ad been arrested on possession
of cocame. told pohce. according to
the legal documents, that Schure
allegedly would pick up narcotics
from a -.uppher or have them de-
livered 10 his offiu~.
Meaowh1 lc. Fountain Valle)
narcotics Sgt. Norm Satterfield said
in the papers that he and another
plainclothes narcotics office allegedly
hearct.Schute discuss cocaine tra ns.-
actions at a restaurant across the
street from police headquarters.
ncrfield said be heard Schute ay
tl\111 he talked with John De Lorean -
the former auto company owner who was acquitted t.hu. year of cocaine
sales charaes -and that Schute said
that De L<>rean had been to Schu1e's
residence in connec11on with u deal.
Sauertield said by telephone
Tbur$day that there was no proof of
De Lorean's presence.
"There's no way to check on that,"
he said .
Police said they seLZed about 11"1
ounces of suspected coc.a1ne at
Schute' re idence und a severa l vials
of white powdery matenal along with
poiraphcmaha at the insurance office.
KIDNEY ...
From Al
wrong side, wrongdntc," Waterssatd.
He testified that he has thought
llOOUthlS error .. daily -e\er since II
happened." And, he said , ... t had been
a tremendous psychological trauma
for me."
Jordan was admitted 10 the hospi-
tal about 3:50 a.m. on Nov. 26. 1982.
for bleeding a'nd pain m the nght
kidney area.
Waters testified that fi ve hours
later, he found "marked tenderness
over the nght k.Jdney ind1cat1ng
pathology" and ordered X-rays.
............................................................. Dr. Rudolph Chaney, another de-
fendant in the case, looked at the X-
rays and noted that Jordan had a
sof\ball-s1zed tumor m his right
kidney that was undoubtedly
cancerous
PLANE CRASH ...
From Al
the cl ub had rented the Cessna.
Paul Cable. owner of the Upland
airpon, said conditions were "hor-
rible'" at the ttmc of the crash.
"It was ra101ng ver). ver) hard."
Cable said. "One $UY who saw 1t said
he saw the plane circling for a bit and
then the p1lo1 got into the clouds r
guess he just lost 11 there ..
Cable said he was my~t1fied why a
plane bound tor Orange County
would be fl)ing over Upland.
"It doesn't make any sense to me,"
said the airport owner. ''J suspect he
must have radioed and changed his
flight plan. There's no way someone
should be that far oft"
The crash was being 1nvest1gated
toda) by the National Transportation
Safety Board.
Alter reading the abdominal X-
ra)s backwards, Jordan's health). fat-
encased left kidney was excised and
cut in half. Jordan testified .
When the mistake was discovered
the next day, Jordan was rushed to
UCLA Medical Center, where 80
percent ofh1s cancerous nght kidney
was removed, and kidney dialysis
begun.
RECALL BREWING AT SADDLE BACK ••.
From Al
SaddJeback College.
That comm1uec. bl!cked by Saddlc-
back's teachers union, 1s seeking the
recall of trustees William L. Watts of
North Tustin, Robert L. Pnce of
la$una Hills and Robert L. Moore of
lrvme. The three sene on the scven-
member elected board that oversees
Saddleback Community College.
which has campuses in Irvine and
M1ss1on VieJo.
Recall supporters have have
charged the trustees wt th unneccesary
spending and improper hiring prac-
uces. They also have been cn11cal of
the trustees' continued suppon of
Saddleback Chancellor LarT) P.
Stevens.
The trustees. 1n tum. have claimed
the recall dn ve 1s an attempt by
Saddleback teachers 10 gain control of
the district. Over the past year.
Saddleback teachers have threatened
to launch a recall ca mpaign against
dtstnct trustees 1f t hey did not fire
Stevcos.
hirle) Deaton. ch1c:f deputy regis-
trar of' otcrs. said recall supponers
must gather 25.2 51 vahd signatures
for each targeted trustee by Ma> 28.
1985. These signatures must be from
residents registered 10 \.Ole w11h1n the
Saddleback D1stnc1
D1stnct officials have ~1d that a
special recall election would cost
more than $200.000
But 1f the petitions arc returned
near the ume of the deadline and are
subsequen1ly verified. the recall vote
can be consolidated with the Novem-
ber 1985 general election at m101mal
add1t1onal ex pense, Deaton said.
However, the current terms of
Watts and Pnce expire at the end of
No"ember. and a successful recall
\.Ole Nov 5 would only remove them
from office for the final two weeks of
their terms. T he two wo uld not be
prc,ented from simultaneously run-
ning for ne"' terms in the November
election, Deaton said
Moore wa re-elected to a four-H~ar
h:rm in No' ember 1983 ·
JUDGE UPHOLDS $6 MILLION AW ARD ...
From Al
wages and "los\ of the enJO) rtll'llt nl
li fe " Onl) nine of 12 Juror\ need
agree on a \.erdict in Cl' 11 case!.
Two weeks earlier. the same 1ur}
dctermmed that Taylor shattered a
vcnebra and was left paralyzed for hie
because the ctty knowtngl y and
negligently mai nta ined a popular
stretch of beach near the Balboa Pier
in an unsafe condition and made no
effort to warn swimmers of the
danger.
Taylor suffered a m1d-cerv1cal frac-
ture of his spine on .c\pnl 18. 1980
when he decided to go for a quick
swim to wash off suntan lotion before
ht• <tnd hl\g1rllncnd hc:.idcd h1lnll' lor
tht: da)
Running into the chtll ) v.ater-..
Ta)lor d1"cd into an 1n-t:om1ng c,well
when he was about waist deep in the
water. Somewhere underwater he
c rashcd tnto an un!>Cen sandbar.
shattering the bone that left him
1n \tantly paral yzed
Dunng the tnal. Ta}lor's attom e\ s.
Wa\.ne .c\ustero and Herbert Halif.
presented evidence ind icating the city
kn ew off-shore cond1t1ons near the
p1t•r were unpredictable and ha1ard -
ous because sh1f\ing sands create
unseen holeo;. sandbar<. and trough!>
In argu1nl(aga1nst a new tnal. Hafil
pointed ou1 that the nt) had plan'd
""'ammgs on piers and "'am1ng\ on
JCll1es. but no warning~ un the beach
where the most IOJunes were happen-ing ..
The outcome of the suit has had an
unsettling effect on c11y officials along
the Orange Coast who now face not
only in creased liability insurance
rates, but fear their c1t1es can be held
financ1all) responsible for many
types of beach-related injuries.
In fact, the beach-front cities have
banded together to ask the state
Legislat ure lo exempt their n t1es
from ltabrl1ty in such matters.
LUNGREN EYES SENATE SEAT ...
From Al
vote in his conservau "e-leaning d1<,-
tric1.
But he 1s th row10g his hat into a
n ng potenualh crowded "'1th other
GOP hca\ 'v.e1ghts who al'io are
repon edl ) cager to challenge
Cran\ton nr "hrie\ er the Democrats
nom1ndll'
Be\1<kc, Orange C. o unt) Rc.·p \.lt1I
ham Dannemeycr. a fellow tour-term
Republican who represents the Full-
enon area. Lungren said former Los
Angeles pohce chief and state Sen f d
Davis of Canoga Park. econom1c;t
Arthur Lafler. Rep. Bobbi Fiedler R·
Nonhndge. a nd Los l\ngclcs Count'
Superv1sox: Mike Antonovich all an·
mentioned ac, possible cand1da1ec;
Davis must be count~ a~ tht• front-
runner because he 1<. so well known
throughout the state Lungren \a1d
Out he said the race for the C ,op
nomination 'it11l 1s wide open
Just Call
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Def Ivery
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Lungren ..aid his comm11tec'<, tiro;t
l'hore will be tu ra1\t' iso.ooo. the
mone} nccr''>af! to complete a
statewide poll and prcl\ 1de travel
expcn">eS f ht roll \\OUld bl· aimed at
1dent1f~ 1ng "It.it 1'>\Uc\ potent1all)
"111 fi gurr 10 thr ratt' .rnd how those
1\\Ul''> '>4u;111 "1th h" pos1t1ons on
thtm
The ho"'h loo k1 ng congressman
<1<.lded tha t thr r oll would help him
determine "hl"thcr a Senate bid 1s
"dn-ahlc .. II not he \aid he would
ha\t' no he\1 ta11on '"droppi n~ out
"I m not 1ntr re'ited in being in-
'Clht\l 111 a kam1ka1e mission." he
'<lid
l ungrcn also said he realizes his
n,lml 1dcn11fica11on with California
"ott'r\ out'itde his d1stnct 1s probably
\.\'~ 111" &I' en that he is but one of 45 < alt lom1a co ngrrssman and rep-
re'>t·ntc, onl\ .:!1 percent of the state's
populJtrnn
.. I ha' e no m 1sapprehcn!.1ons
about what my name 1denuficat1on
wo uld be," he said
'\nother handicap facin$ both
l ungren and Danneme}er 1~ that.
at-cording to Lungren onl} two men
in recent times ha\l" successfully
mtl\.e d up from a H<lU'>C 10 a Senate
'>t:at -Richard "'1,on and John
I unney.
A~ked why he 1~ tons1dcnng a
~cnate bid. Lu ngren said he fi nds it
frustrating to serve 1n the lo""er house
dommated b> Jts Democratic ma-
jority. A senator also ha~ the ability to
affect the great 1c;suc~ of the day, he
said
First elected in 1978. Lu ngren
attended Georgetown Law School
and worked on the lienate staffs of
both George Murphy and Wilham
Rroclc. Hie. father was President
Nixon's Pl'r'>onal ph)'>ll'1an
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Sunny and warm for New Year'~
ltOltttd al\owera fell offlhor• •rid In lht mountalna Mrly
today but theatorm wu moving.out u high prenure returned 10
Southern Calltornla, prompting th• weather aervlot to torecut
ltklny Ind warm condltlona through New Year's Day.
Aelntalt totaled betwMn one lnoh and 1.5 lnchea from Lot An~lea aouthward, two to lhr .. lnchea In the mountain•. and up
to one Inch In the duert, tl'lt N•tlonal Weather Service said.
Lowe w111 bt In the mld_.0. In Loa Angele• and down to
mld--30• In aome neighboring valley artU. High• wlll be In the
mid~ to upper eoa. .
High• on New Year's Day cou~ be our 70 In Lo• Ang.i ..
and the valleyt. the weather Mf'Vlce aald.
Along the Orange Cout, there wtll bt wtd .. prMd patchy
ct.nse fog late tonight and Saturday mOfnlng. OthefwlM fair
tonight and Saturday. Hlgha Saturday 81 to 68. Colder tonight
with Iowa In 40a but In mid 30. colder Inland valley•.
l u w Tt_11tn,1••r.tlut,.
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Liine9911f 39 32 -{C~ :~:
p-AoOlel 52 40
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COMPUTERS WILL SPEAK ENGLISH ...
From Al
that in business. the word "owe"
means somethtnJ was sold to some-
one. that an invoice wasgjven. that a
record was made. that the debt 1s paid
in installments, and so on.
Expenences. Parkinson says, are
plugged into co mputers in the form of
'"~npts.·· The programs are designed
10 fol low a certain logical sequence.
such as ... I go to a restaurant, I eat, I
pa) the bill."
A clinker 1n the sequence, .. I go the
rco;taurant, I cat, I fly an airplane."
will throw thecomputer off.
\'11th !)uch reasoning. the machine
~uuld be able to differentiate be-
t~een sla ng and correct grammar It
LOuld tell the difference between
"l\.nock 1 t off." meani ng to stop. and
"Knock 11 off," meantng to knock
'>omethingdo,~n.
Park1n<.on sa ys computers are able
10 under'i ta nd broken English. be·
cauM', to a certain extent. they can
<,rnn the \ a nous meantngs ofa word.
1heconnotat1ons. and. in shon. the
"C\ pcncnces" that the word con Jure-.
up
H l· \3}., perhaps the toughest item
w teach a computer is the word
"take" a word that changes meanings
from phrase to phrase.
"To take a train is different than
taking a pill. You don't ingest a
tram." says Parkinson. who also finds
h1mselfhassling with such phrases as
"on the take" and .. getting taken."
Programmers. such as Parkinson,
al'io are teaching "shop talk" to the
compulcrs, design mg special pack-
ages for fields like optometry and
general business. A few of these
programs are already on the market,
Mesan stabbed with scissors
A 32-year-old Costa Mesa man was
reported in stable condition this
morning after beina stabbed several
umes in the stomach with a pair of
scmors Wednesday. However, pohcc
were unable to discern whether
Jeffrey Allen Henderson was stabbed
h)' a girlfriend during an argu ment or
whether he stabhcd h1m~lf. Hen-
derson wao; taken by a friend to Hoag
Memonal tlosp1tal
~--"~~~~~~~---'
hc ~ys.
Most of the computers using these
pr~ms are the large o ffice types,
sclhngforS50,000and up.
But someday the software w1 II be
developed for the smaller home
computers. Parkinson says.
.. Eventually, somebody who buys a
home computer won't have to s11
down with a manual (to learn com-
puterese)." he says. "We're making
rnmputers more 'mtelhgent' so
people don't have to learn so much
about them."
Parkinson explains: "Someone
wh o doesn't know anything about
<:0mputer and docsn 't know a whole
lot about stocks will someday be able
to sit down at a terminal and get
advice on how to invest.'"
He adds I hat a command of t he
various languages will maJcecom-
puters more fle:t1ble. For instance,
programs are being developed for
computers to wnte simple letters for
various aspects of the business world.
Moreover. that program would aJlow
the mach1 ne to translate that letter
1 nto another language.
That's somewhat tricky, because
direct translations don't always work.
Parkinson says. "Dear Sir" isn't quite
proper enough fort he deeply re verent
Japanese. The computer must not
only be able to understand languages.
but cultures as well.
.. Th1sstuffis~oingto be more and
more common.' Parkinson says.
"There's no reason you can't talk toa
computer like a person."
We wlsft to tlianh all our cust"mers, past,
present and future for a wonderful 1984. and
bestow best wlsftes to all during tfte coming
ftolltLiy season.
~~l~?.1H!.l~~~~
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rate Is holding at a near-
record low of 3.8 percent.
/A3
N·ation
A cocky convicted klller
goes to the electric chair
with a wink for a nun./ AS
The same chemlcal that
kllled 2,500 in lndla Is to
arrive by ship In Norfolk,
Va. Saturday amid much
protection./ A4
World
Pollsh secret pollce of-
ficer says he had support
of superiors in successful
kidnapping and killing of
prlest./A4
Casualties on both sides
rise as Vietnam offensive
continues on Cambodian
rebel camps./ A4
People
The oldest daughter of
slain clvil rights leader Dr.
Martin Luther King wlll
speak at UC Irvine./ Al
A letter from Ludwig von
Beethoven to his lover wlll
be sold at auction./ Al
Sports
Mater Del High holds off
Estancia challenge for
56-51 win in the feature
game of the Orange Hol-
l day Classic basketball
tourney./81
Fountain Valley, Mater
Del gain semlflnals of
Edison-Marina girls
basketball tourney ./81
Huntington Beach,
Marina win two games
each in the 32-team Hunt-
ington Beach soccer
tourney./82 ·
Entertainment
Linda Fratlanne is pirate
princess In 'Magic King-
dom on Ice.' /WMkender
Conrad, Schoonover top
county troupers./WHk-
ender
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American business
leaders are growing less
confident about the state
of the economy ./84
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Two others aboard die as small aircraft
goes down during pounding rainstorm
By STEVE MARBLE
OllMo.111 .........
Four people, including an Irvine
couple, were killed late Thursday
when their small airplane crashed
near an airfield in Upland during a
pounding rain storm.
The rented craft. identified as a
Cessna 180, had departed Palo AJto
Airport earlier in the day and was
bound for John Wayne Airpon in
OranfC County, authorities said.
Irvme residents Jerry Surloff, •3,
and Judith Surloff, 40, were killed
instantly when the plane crubed at
7: 15 p.m. about 150 yarduhort oft.be
runway at Cable Airport in Upland.
according to Upland police ~
patcher Judy Rodriguez.. Upland it •
(Pleue eee PLAlfS/ A2)
Inform<lnttlink
cocaine sales •
to Valley office
Automaker John De Lorean' s name surfaces
in court papers leading up to search warrant
By ROBERT BARKER
Of the Ollllt,... .....
Cocaine allegedly was delivered
and sold this year in an insurance
company office shared by Fountain
Valley City Councilman George B.
Scott, according to statements of
informants contained in legal papers
filed in West Orange County Munici-
pal Court.
c:ocaine and possession of cocaine for
sale, according to authorities.
Schutc's secntary. Debra Lynn
Allbee, 28, was arrested alollf. with
Schute on Dec. 7 on suspiaon of
possession of narcotics, police said.
But Deputy District Attorney Tom
Bourris said be is undecided on
whether to fiJe charges against the
office worker because of possible
problems connected with .. the search
of her person."
Upland policeman u•mlnea tbe wrecJlaCe of planecruh which killed f0mpeople.
Michael D. Schute, 41 . a bustness
panner of Scott. wiU be arraigned
Monday on felony chaf\es of
fumisbmg cocaine. possession of
Police said a four-month invcstiga-
uon found no evidence tO indicate
(Pleue eee OOCAllU/A2)
Lungren testing
political waters
in bid for Senate
GOP congressman
chartering committee
to assess his chances
By JEFF ADLER
Of Ille o.111 ..... ...,,
Republican Congressman Dan
Lunven. whose sprawling coastal
distnct sweeps south from Torrance
to Huntington Beach, is considering
running in I 986 for the U.S. Senate
seat now occupied by incumbent
Democrat Alan Cranston.
Lungren, a 38-year-old Long Beach
native, acknowledged Thursday that
he plans to formally chart.er an
exploratory committee in January to
assess his chances of winning the
Republican nomination for the Sen-
ate seat.
''The purpose is truly exploratory,"
Lungren said in a telephone interview
from his Capitol Hill office. "We're
testing the waters. We want to take a
long hard look at it. I've been thinking
about it for about a year."
The Orange Coast representative
emphasized be has made no dCCJsion
to run and need not make one before
January 1986.
"There's a lot of time between now
and then,'' Lungren said.
Lungren glided to a fourth two-year
He's teaching
computers how
to talk English
Let's talk computerese.
Firstyou have to team terms like
lNPUT, GOTO, DIM, REM, TAB,
GOSUBandRETURN.
Then you have to team coding like:
IFXI THEN220and1PX2THEN
230.
And the ever-popular IFX3 THEN
240.
By stringing all those words and
codes together, you can ask the
computer, with several punches of the
keyboard, something simple, like
"who owes me money'!'
Greg Parkinson prefers the direct
apprt>llch.
The former Corona del Mar resi-
dent is developing software that will
enable computers to undentaod
plain, simple, dittct English.
Forget the codes, the doodads and
the tecbnicaljargon. Just •sk the
q_uestion, says Parkinson, who con-
siders computers to be employees.
"lfl hire accountants, they have to
learn the way I talk, not the other way
around " he says.
Parldnson, 28. is a computer pro-
gnmmer with a compan.Y in New
Haven, Conn., that 1pcc11liza in
"anificiat intelliacncc." That is,
tcachi"I computcn to perfonn wk.s
that humans presently do better. And
one of thotc tasks is undmtandjna
human lanauaae. ·
A '1'1duatc oTUC Irvine,
Parkinson 1s hc:lpi"I todevt'lopa
TONY
SAAVEDRA
NEWSMAKERS
program in wbkh computers will not
only understand English, but will be
multilingual with the ability to uans-
late l&!'Juaaes. Parkinson says he is recordina
some I 0.000 words into the memory
banks o(the electronic wizards.
tlowever, bis job doesn't stop with
mere word definitions. He must also
teach connotations. phrases. slana
andevensyntax. Thosecomputcrs
will be weU versed in conversational
and even broken languages.
To do thi~ Parkinson said he must
p~m a world ofhuman cx-pcnences into the computers.
"lfyoul\aveamodclofthewortdin
your brain, you know bow words
relate to each other," he says. for inst1t1cc. our sim~e que1tion.
"who owes me moneyr presu~
lhecomputttkno thcmc•nrnaof
"owe." h would aJIO have to know ~-COllPUTSU/il)
Judge upholds
surf injury award
DanLanpn
House term in November. easily
defeating Democrat Ma ry Lou
Brophy by winning 73 perce nt of the
(Pleue 8ee LUNGREN/A2)
Newport overruled
in protestation of
$6 million decision-
By JEFF ADLER
Of Ille o.111 ,.... ltafl
An Orange County Superior Court
judge upheld a S6 m1llton JUI) award
to a 23-year-old quadriplegic who
sued the city of Newport Beach
claimm~ he was paralyzed in a 1980
swimming accident because the city
failed to post signs warning of
underwater hazards.
In affirming the verdict Thursday.
Judge Lloyd Blanpied denied a mo-
tion tiled by the city's attorney that
SOU$ht a new triaJ or the reduction of
the Jury's $6 million award to wheel-
....................... o,. ..... ,a.-.u ... com.,.tentalklllalupace.
• r • • J
chair-bound John Taylor, a 6-foot-1
former surfer from Oaremont.
The ruling, which came following a
short heanng. now clears the way for
Newport Beach to appeal the case.
However, Patnck Quinlivan. the
ln 'tne attorney who represented
Newport Beach dunng the civll trial,
said ci ty officials have not yet decided
whether to undertake an appeal. A
notice of appeal must be filed with an
appellate coun Wlthm 30 days.
.. We haven't decided yet." Quin-
hvan said. "We're still talking about
ti. ••
An eight-woman. four-man Jury
dehberated a little more than eight
hours in October before voting l l-1
to award Taylor $6 million for past
and future medical expenses. lost
(Pleue .ee JUDGE/ A2)
Victim
tells of
kidney
error
Wron organ taken
out. doctoradmits--
tn lawsuit hearing
By tie A1soclated Press
HalT)' Jordan struggled from his
wheelchair to the witness stand to tell
:.. ~jury that his doctor told him his left
~dncy "had a mass1Ve tulJlor that
had to be removed immediately ..
becau~ 1t was cancerous.
Doctors rcahzcd afkr the oper·
at1on that 1t was the 64-year-old
Hunti"lton Bea.ch man's na)\t lodncy
that had C&ttlnoma. They learned the
left kidney they removed was healthy,
Jordan tc uficd Thursday 1n Los
Angeles dunna his mullimilhon-
dollar lawsuit against Lona 8cac<b
Community Hospital and six deb-
tors.
Jordan, a Lona Beach insurance
broker. testified that dOC'lon ttad X-
rays of his abdomen bee~•
before the No . 26. 1~821..~UJ"IC1'Y·
Eart1tt, Dr. Cart10ft waten had
testified that be didn't 1cll Jorda'1 bis
left kidney had to be removed on the
da of the-operation.
(Pl--... 1DDRY I A2)
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Orange 0out DAILY PILOT /Friday, O.C.mber 28, 1984
CoNTIN UEU Sro R1Es
PLANE CRASH KILLS FOUR •••
Y'IQIDAl
• about SO miles northeast of John Wayne Airport.
Alao killed in the crash were Earl
Sbelto°' 63, and Jacqueline Shelton.
61, rtSJdcnts of Los Altos, San
lkfnardino County Deputy Coroner
Roy. Kinne>'. said. · ,
Kinney identified Earl Shelton as
the pilot of the small airplane.
Rodriguez said the plane's wreck·
age was spread over about 350 feet
"" and that the impact of tbe crash and
" snapped the craft's fusel•gc in half. 1 ·•our pohce helicopter pilot had a
1 hard time finding the wreckage be·
CIU3C of the rain and poor visibility,"
llan Murray, an Upland polfoe dis-
patcher, said.
The four took off from the Palo
Alto Airpon shortly after 4 p.m . A
layer of fe>a apparently bad prevented
an earlier lakeolT, authorities said.
An airport spokesman said
Shelton's Oi&ht plans indicated he
was heading for Orange County in an
airplane rented from the West Valley
Flyina Glub io Palo Alto.
An employee of the flyina club said
he was not autbomcd to discuss the
incident and would not confirm that
the club had rented the Cossoa.
Paul Cable, owner of the Upland
airport. sai<t conditions were "hor-
nble .. at thelime of the crash.
"h was raining very? very bard,"
Cable said. "One guy wno saw it said
he saw tile plane c1rclina for a bit and
then the pilot got into the clouds. I
auess he just lost it there."
Cable $1lld be was mystified why a
plane bound for Oranae County
would~ flying over Upland.
"lt doesn't make any sense to me,"
said the airport o wner. "I suspect he
must have radioed and changed his
flight plan. There's no way someone
should be U\at far off."
The crash was beina investigated
today by the National Transportation
Safety Board. An autopsy. mean·
while. was to be conducted today on
all four victims to determme the ex.act
cause of death.
~COCAINE LINK TO OFFICE ••.
"Prom Al
that Scott had an)' knowledge of l"'lr
complicity in the case. .
• Scott said Thursday he was "totally
shocked and surprised" adding .. I
wouldn't know cocaine ifl saw it."
A confidential informant, who was
quoted in papers used to obtain a
search warrant for $chute's office in
Fountain Valley and home in H unt·
ington Beach, said however Scott was
apprised of the infoRnant's concern~
that narcotics use and sales allegedly
were going on in an office "and that
Scott wo uld soon become a business
partner of Michael Schute."
The informant told police, accord-
ing to the documents. that Scott said,
"Oh, is that going o n again?"
Later Thursday, Scott said in a
telephone conversation, "There were
some allegations and someone cam e
to me and said they found some white
stutrin an envelope.
"I didn't see ll and l told them. 'I
do n't know what you're tallung
about."'
Scott said he asked Schute about it
and Schute denied involvement "and
I believed him."
Scott said the conversation re-
portedly took place after June. H~ and
Schute became partners in a business
and shared an office at 11 I 70 Warner
Ave. beginning in August.
They also shared offices with a
third pany on Newhope Street sin~
the first of the year. They previously
were partners in the insurance bust·
ness with a third party in the I 970s
but Schute let\ to go to Hawaii. Scott
said.
Scott said Thursday tha L he severed
business relations with Schute at the
time of the latter's arrest Dec. 7.
Meanwh ile, Fount.ain Vall~y
narcotics Sgt. Norm Satterfield said
in the papers that he and another
plainclothes narcotics office allegedly
heard Schute discuss cocaine trans-•
actions at a restaurant across the
\ street from polic.c headquarters.
Satterfield said be heard Schute say
that he talked with John De Lorean -
the former auto company owner who
was acquitted this year of cocaine
sales charges -and that Schute said
that De Lorean bad been to Schute's
residence in connection with a deal.
Satterfield said by telephone
Thursday that there was no proof of
De Lorcan's presence. "There's no
way to check o n that," he said.
Police said they seized about I 1h
ounces of suspected cocaine at
Schute's residence and a several vials
of white powdery material along with
paraphernalia at the insurance office.
JUDGE UPHOLDS $6 MILLION AW ARD ...
From Al
wages and "loss of the en1oyme nt of
life." Only nme of 12 j urors need
agree on a verdict in civil cases.
Two weeks earlier. the same 1ury
determined that Taylor shattered a
vertebra and was left paralyzed for life
because the city knowingly and
negligently maintained a popular
stretch of beach near the Balboa Pier
in an unsafe condition and made no
effort to warn swimmers of the
danger.
Taylor suffered a m1d-cerv1cal frac-
ture of his spine on April I 8. 1980
when he decided to go for a quick
swim to wash off suntan lotion before
he and his gJrlfriend headed home for
the day.
Runnmg into the chilly waters,
Taylor dived into an in-coming swell
when he was about waist deep m the
water. Somewhere underwater he
crashed into an unseen sandbar,
shanering the bone that left him
instantly paralyzed.
Dunng the tnal. Ta}lor'sattomeys.
Wayne Austero and Herbert Hafif,
presented evidence indjcating the city
knew off-shore conditions near the
pier were unpredictable and hazard-
ous because shifting sands create
unseen holes. sandbars and troughs.
In arguing against a new trial, Ha fit
pointed out that the city had placed
''warnings on piers and wamings on
jetties. but no warnings on the beach
where the most mj urics were happen-
ing."
The outcome of the suit has had an
unsettling effect on city officials along
the Orange Coast who now face not
only increased liability insurance
rates. but fear their cities c.an be held
financially responsible for many
types of beach-related injuries.
Jn fact. the beach-front cittes have
banded together to ask the state
Legislature to exempt their cities
from liability in such matters.
LUNGREN EYES SENATE SEAT ...
From Al
vote in hts conservauve-leaning dis·
trict.
But he is throwing his hat mto a
ring potentially crowded with other
GOP heavyweights who also are
reportedly eager to challenge
Cranston or whoever the Democrats
nominate.
Besides Orange Count) Rep. Wil-
ham Dannemeyer, a fellow four-term
Republican who represents the Full-
erton area, Lungren said former Lo~
Angeles police chief and state Sen Ed
Davis of Canoga Park. economist
Arthur Laffer, Rep. Bobbi Fiedler. R-
North ridge, and Los Angeles Count~
Supervisor Mike Antonovich all are
mentioned as possible candidates.
Davis must be counted as the front-
runner because he is so well known
throughout the state, Lungren said.
But he said the race for the GOP
nom ination sttll 1s wide open.
Lungren said his commmee's first
chore will be to raise $50.000, the
money necessaf) to complete a
statewide poll and pro' 1de travel
expenses. The poll ""ould be a1mt·d at
1dentt f) mg what 1c;c;ues potential!\
will fi gurt• m the ra'c and hu'.A. thmc
issues squarr with h1'> po!tttwn' on
them.
The bo)1c;h-luoll.1ng congressman
added that the poll would help him
determine whether a Senate bid is
.. do-able." ff not. he said he would
have no hesitation 1n droppins out.
'Tm not interested in being tn·
volved 1n a kamikaze mission." he
said.
Lun$re n also said he realm''> his
name 1dent1 fication with California
voters outside his district is probably
'cry low, given that he 1s but one of 45
California congressman and rep-
resents only 21/i pcn:ent of the '>t<tlc·s
population.
.. I ha\c no m1sapprehcmwn~
about what m) name 1dcnt1ficat1on
would be." he said.
Another handicap facing both
4-ungrcri and Dannemeycr '' that.
according to Lungren. only two men
1n recent times have succes,fulh
moved up from a House to a ~enate
seat -Richard Nt\on and John
Tunnc~
Asked "'h}' ht· I\ cons1denng a
Senate btcl. Lungren !>atd he finds 1t
frustrating to serve in the lower house
dominated by its Democralll ma-
JOrity. A '>cnatoralso has the ability to
affect the grt•at issue!. of the da). he
said.
First elected m 1978, Lungren
attended Georgetown Law School
and worked on the Senate staffs of
both George Murphy and William
Brock. H is father was President
Nixon·., personal physician.
KIDNEY VICTIM TESTIFIES ...
From Al
However, Jordan told the court
that shortly before the operation.
Waters told him •'that I had a massive
tumor that had to be removed
immediate!}'. He said 'It's on your left
side.···
In his earlier testimony, Waters
<iatd he mistakenly wrote "left'"
. instead of .. nght" on a wrong!) dated
note 1n Jordan's file a few minute\
before Jordan went in for surgery
That was "fatigue talking .. the
wrong side, wrong date," Waters said
He testified that he has thought
about his error ''daily -ever since it
happened." And, hesa1d. "it had been
a tremendous psychological trauma
for me when I found out ahout the
mistake next morning and I told 1he
family I didn't think I should con·
tinue as the attending phys1c1an. ··
Jordan was admitted to the hospi-
tal abot1t 3:50 a.m. on Nov 26. 1982.
for bleeding and pain 1n the nght
kidney area.
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Waters testified that five hourc;
later, he found "marked tenderness
over the right kidney indicating
pathology" and ordered X-rays.
Dr. R udolph Chaney. another de-
fendant in the tase looked at the X·
rays and nutcd that Jordan had a
'iOft ball-\11ed tumor in his nght
ludne~ thdt \.\-,1~ undouhtcdl\
cann:rou\
Watrrs tcsulied that Jordan went
into !.urge!)' without additional
d1agnost1c procedures other than a
chest X-ra\.
'\fter re.ad1ng the abdominal X-
rays backwards, Jordan's healthy, fat·
encased left kidney was excised and
cut 1n half. Jordan testified.
When the mistake was discovered
the next day. Jordan was ru!ihed to
l :c I.A Medical Center, where 80
percent o f his cancerous nght kidney
was removed. and kidney dialysis
begun.
Jordan 1old the court that he 1s on a
diet of 18 to 30 pain pill!. a day and
must stay up at night becau~c .. that's
when m y httle kidney works ...
He said the mt•d1cat1on to control
his kidney infection make) h1<, bones
break easily, giving him cxtrt•mc
pain Jordan 1s abk t<> \land with the
aid uf crutches and a metal bodv
brace. but he spends rno~t of his time
1n a wheelchair.
.. I was an extreme!) active man ...
he testified. "I golfed, fi shed.
traveled. did everything I wanted to
do. Now I stay in my room and read
or watch TV I'm m all day unless I
can talk somcQne into taking me to
the store with them. and even then I
just wait m the car ..
Jordan said his wife of 41 years has
suffered two hean attacks since his
surgery, causmg her to have to be
operated on for a tnplc, then a
quadruple heart bvpa<;c;.
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tlolated aho~rt tell ottahore and In the mountain• early
today but tn. ttorm wu movl"V out u hlQh pressure returned to
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tunny and warm condltlona through New YNJ'• Day.
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mld·30a In aome neighboring valley areas. Highs wtll be In the mid· to upper 60a.
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and the valleys, the weather aervloe said,
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CONTINUED STORIES
COMPUTERS WILL SPEAK ENGLISH .•.
From Al
that 1n business. the word ''owe"
means somethin$ was sold to some-
one, that an invoice was given, that a
record was made, that the debt is paid
in installments. and so on.
Experie nces. Parkjnson says, are
plu~ed into computers in the fonn of
"scnpts." The programs are designed
to follow a certain logical sequence,
such as, "l go to a restaurant, J eat, l
pay the bill."
.\clinker 1n the sequence ... I go the
re~taurant, I cat, J fl y an airplane,"
"'ill throw the computer off.
With such reasoning, the machine
"'ould be able to differentiate be-
tween slang and correct grammar. It
could tell the difference between
··Knock it off.·· meaning to stop. and
.. Knock it off.'' meaning to knock
something down.
Parkinson says computers are able
to understand broken English. be-
cause. toacenam extent, they can
scan the various meanings ofa word.
the connotattons, and. in shon, the
..expcncnccs .. that the word con1ures
up
Hr !>ays perhaps the to ughest item
to teach a computer is the word
"takl.' ... a word that changes meanings
from phrase to phrase.
·'To take a train is different than
taking a pill. You don't ingest a
train." says Parkinson. who also finds
h1mselfhassling with such phrases as
'"on the take" and .. gettmg taken."
Programmers. such as Parkinson.
also arc teachini "sho p talk" to the
computers, designing special pac:k·
ages for fields like optometry and
general busine5s. A few o f these
programs are already on the market,
Mesan stabbed with aclssors
A 32-year-old Costa Mesa man was
reponed in stable condition this
morning after being stabbed several
times in the stomach with a pair of
scissors Wednesday. However. police
were unable to discern whether
Jcffre:y Allen Henderson was stabbed
by a girlfriend dunng an argument o r
whether he stabbed himself. Hen-
dason "'as taken b) a friend to Hoag
Mrm1Jnal Hospttal.
he ..ays.
Most of the computers usmg these pro~rams are the large office types.
selhng for$50,000 and up.
But someday the software will be
d eveloped for the smaller home
computers, Parkinson says.
"Eventually. somebody who buys a
homecomputerwon't have to sit
down with a manual (to learn com -
puterese)," he says. "We're malcing
computers more 'intelligent' so
people don't have to learn so much
about them."
Parkinson explains: "Someone
who doesn't know anything about
computers and doesn't know a whole
lot about stocks will someday be able
to sit down at a terminal and get
advice on how to invest."
He adds that a command of the
vanous languages will make com-
puters m~re flexible. For instance,
programs>are being developed for
computers to write simple letters for
van ous aspects of the business world.
Moreover, that program would allow
the machine to translate that letter
into another language.
That's somewhat tricky, because
d irect translations don't always work.
Park1 nson says. "Dear Sir" isn't quite
proper enough for the deeply reverent
Japanese. The computer must not
only be able to understand languages,
butculturesas well.
"This stuff is going to be more and
more common," Parkinson says.
"There's no reason you can't talk to a
computer like a person."
We wish to thank all our customers, past,
present and future for a wonderful 1984, and
bestow best wishes to all during the coming
..--.ftollday season.
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2 Piiot Weekender/ Friday, December 28, 19tM
Conrad, Schoonover
top county troupers
This 1s the last in a series of se1-en
columns reviewing the )Car 1984 in
theater along th<" Orange Const.
By TOM TITUS
OflMOlll!rl'tlot .....
Existing, asndocs, 1n the shadow of
Hollywood and the five pro(ess1ona1
theaters in Orange County. local
community theater requires an in-
ordinate amount of ded1cat1on on the
part of its practitioners to maintain
both 1tS standards and tts vts1bility.
Promottng the cause of non-pro-
fessional theater in general -and
goin$ the extra mile to elevate the
Quality of their own pan in its
deve~o mcnt -arc among the ad-
mira l attributes of the two individ-
uals gled out for recognition in this
final instalJment of backward glances
at 1984 on Orange County's stages.
They epitomized the energy a"nd
the commitment required to main-
tain community theater as a viable
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A.BOARD THE CATALINA HOLIDAY
WEEKEl'IDS: 9:30 a.m. & l :JO p.m.
WEEKDA VS: I O:OOA.M.
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BALBOA PAVILLION
Adulta M .00. ChUd~n t~OO. --~,.,.11 • "cec,_o,,.u (714) 673·5245
t l.00 oft Adult Fane with A4
Expires: t · 31 ·85 p
alternative to more costly and more
distant sta~e entertainment. They are
Robert Michael Conrad and Robbie
Schoonover, the Daily Pilot's man
and woman of the year in theater for
1984.
Conrad 1s a totaJ personage of the
theater. As an actor, director. teacher
and television host, he lives and
breathes tl)e stage 10 to 12 hours a
day. The Newport Beach resident i~
artistic director of the Mission V 1e10
Playhouse. host of the cable TV show
"Backstage aoseup ... instructor of
numerous children's theater classes
and the director of last summer's
"West Side Story" at the Huntington
Bcarh Playhouse. honored cattier lb is
week as the best show of the year in
local community theater.
Costa Mesa's Schoonover is among
the stalwarts at the Costa Mesa Civic
Playhouse. a six-year president of its
Patrons Association. a recipient of
Costa Mesa's honorary Linda Baum
Award for outstanding service and,
until recently, president of the Orange
Count y Theater Association.
Conrad, who uses the nom de
plume of Conrad Michaels for movie
and television work. is a transplanted
Pennsylvanian who came to Cali-
fornia five years ago by way of Florida
and began sta~ng musicaJs for the
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and we've got ·em at the Geroge
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56 FASHION ISLAND · NEWPORT BEACH· (714) 644-5070 '
Robbie Scboononr
Ncwpon Beach Parks, Beaches and
Recreation Department. He
augmented his drama training at
Flonda Atlantic University in Boca
Raton with extensive mstrurtion 1n
movement. directing and film tech-
niqur at UC Irvine.
Two years ago, he became art1st1r
director oft he faJtenng M 1ssioo Viejo
Playhouse. then producmg at the
Forum Theater on Laguna Beach's
Fes11val of Ans grounds. After direct-
ing and pcrfomung in "The Star
Spangled Girl" for that group, he Jed
1ts homeward march back to Mission
V1e10 and staged two productions this
year -"One Flew Over the Cuckoo's
Nest" and "Cat on a Hot Tin Roor·
-in school auditoriums.
The sporadic production schedule
of MVP allows Conrad sufficient
time to pursue other theatncal assign-
ments, including the hosling of his
Robert Michael Connd
weekly 0 Backstaae Oosup" on ( hJn·
nel 31 in Los Alamitos and th,·
teaching of acting classes at Ora11yl
Coast College and Coastline < 11111
muruty College. The Hun11ng1<·11
Beach Playhouse discovered Conr.u.J
in 1983 and signed him lo d1 mt Jn
impressive rc$'tion of "Carou\t·I ·
then invited · back to mount ,,
stellar .. West Si Story" last 'Um·
mer.
Schoonover is an actress "h11
braricbcd out inn> \'\rtuall)' t'\d''
support area of the playhouse. 11 l''
the past J 2 ycan and as its rcprestnt 1·
Live on the OCT A board became ' "1·
president in 1982 and president 1n
1983. The demands of her emplm
ment forced be.r to rel.ire from th~
board this year after being ekcted to J
second term as president
On stage, she hH starred in "Onu·
Upon a Mattress," "The Woml·n. 1--------------. "The Secret AffairsofMildred W1kl
EVERY
SUNDAYll
I a.m.-3p.m.
ORANGE -
COAST
COLLIOl
T• OCC • ~
SPACES S10 • 4*l•lllO ..... ...,,.._.lJI•• .......
BARGAINS GAL.OREi/
PW C~ AO'•llDN ''ANIW
"In vitation to a March," "Onl°'C tor
the Asking" and the twcxharactl'r
playlets "Patio" and ~Porch," all at
the Costa Mesa theater. She al~o ha'
appeared in "Story Theater'' and
"Christmas al Wakefield" for thl'
Newport Harbor Actors Theater
Now employed by the Coast < om
munity College District, Schooncl\ rr
inaugurated a district theater.grnntt
project last season, t.alcing busload' nl
playgoers 10 different communll'
theaters to acquaint them w11 h th1·
non-profcssjonaJ s~e.
As the Daily Pilot's man and
woman of the year in theater for 198~
Robert Michael Conrad and Robh1l·
Schoonover join 20 previous l"('C1p1
enu of this accolade.
Past winncn have been 03, 1J
Emmes and Doris Allen 10 1974
Kent JohDJOn and Marthella Randall
in 197S Martin Benson and Pat• Tambcll~ni in 1976, Ernie Vcrrc anJ
Barbara Hampron in 1977 John
Fcrzacca and Jean Kobe in 1978, lkn
Jutz.i and SuMn O'Connell 1n 1979.
Doug Rowe and Eileen Fishbach 1n
1980, Joe Cordio and Patti-Gem
Sampeon in 1981, .Don Laffoon an~I
lee ShaJlat in 1982 and David nod
Betsy Paul in 1983.
Calendar
Fri.
C luaical
GERARD BAR.BUT l'ntertatns on
the piano 9 p m.-2 a m In the Tr1ano11
Har. l-lotel Mt'r1dten. 4500 MaC'Arthur
Blvd , Newport Beach 476-2001
Country
THE WE81'1tllJ'( UN'JON BA1'1> ap-
pears from 8:30 .p. m ·I :30 a .m. al
Crazy Horse. 1580 Brookhollow,
Santa Ana. 549-1512.
Jau
BOB BJl.EW'ER, DJ. appears from 9
p.m -12:30 a.m. wtth 11ancc lcssans
from 7-8 p.m . Meadowlark Country
Club. 16782 Graham. l-luntlnl(ton
Beach 846-3391
CME LIDO rcatures the Lido Jazz
AJISLarsThurs ·Sat from9p m -1:30
a m Also Mon ·F"r1. from 4·30-7.30
p.m . ts "llappy Jazz llour" with
Warttn Jason on kt'yboard and
vocals 2900 Nt'wport Blvd . Newport
Beach. 675-2968
JUDI LOIUCK a Tit.JO tn~ a blend
or por and Jan In the Atrtum Lounge.
Hott' Mer1dlen. 4500 MacArthur
Blvd , Nt"wport Reach Tut's -Silt 5.9
pm. 476-2001
Pop
ROSEWOOD performs adult con·
temporary music Tues -Sat , 9
p.m .· I :30 a.m .. al the Reuben E. Ltt.
151 E coast Hll{hway. Newport
Beach . 675-5790.
BAXTER 'S 8TllEET pr~nls The
Youn.I{ Amer1l'ans Soni{ and Danct'
Co . a mustC'aJ revue. lndt'ftnltcly 6
and 8 45 p m Fr1 . 5 ·45 and fl·45 pm.
Sat . 6 p m !-tun . 7 pm. Mon . Wed
and Thuri 4647 MacArthur Blvd .
c-wport lk'a<h 7~6 061 I
JUSTIJ'( TUSK pt"riorm., r op 40
mu<;I<' Tur<1 Sat from 9 p m I 30
a m Rruben'c;. I 5 13 N Tustin Avr .
Santa Ana Through M ond.iy
'l47·62HI
GOODm8 features llvr rock bands
p<'rformtn,ll Top 40 music rrom 9
Disney's
fantasies
nowonice
The prcc1s1on and beauty of world·
dass skating and the ma'ic of Walt
Disney arc combined in "Ma~ic
Kingdom on Ice" at the Anaheim
\onvcnuon \.cnterthrou~ Monday.
The troupe will continue its 43
Southland performances at the Los
Angeles Spons Arena from Jan. 2-13
amd the Long Beach Arena from Jan.
15-20
Brilliant !>ka11ng. spectac ular
special effects and h1lanous antics on
ice bnng 10 hfc 50 years of Disney
nostalgia dunng the two-hour show.
Featured performers include 1980
Olymp1C' mcdahst Linda Frat1anne.
1983 professional world pairs cham·
pions Michael Nemec and Penny
Booth, Canadian champion Vern
Taylor, Mickey Mouse. Donald Duck
and a host of cartoon greats.
In a Tomorrowland setting,
"Daredevil on Jee" Nick Maricich
performs astound104 stunts while
zooming across the 1~ _at 50 mph.
leapinJ bam:ls and diving through
fiery nnas.
Tyina the whole show together !s
ice comic, Mr. Lito, who weaves has
way throuJh a soore of madcap
adventures.
The $5.50, $7.SO and $9.SO tickets
arc available at arena box offices.
Herbie Hancock and the RockJt Band will electronically
rtq ln the new I:{ at the Loe AD.ieles llaalc Center'• flnt
"2fat Century "on Monday from 8 p.m. to 2 a .m. For
reaenadona for the black-de e•ent, phone (21S)972-7649 .
p m .-2 a m . Wed -Sat.. "The
Ctnltrfold Dancers" appear Tues
Sat at 7:30 p.m .. "The Poorman's
Tonlj(ht Show," hosted by The Poor·
man.from KROQ. fratures on Thurs .
Sun -Mon. showca..sc dance bands
with new mustc from 6:30-9 p m .. and
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Mon Tut>-. fealurt-. new music
nights ht>'llt'd by rt'k bntv radio DJs.
1641 Plact'nl la Ave . Fullerton
524-7071
REDS apj'X'ars from 9 p.m.· 1.30
a m . Sunst'I Pub. 16655 PaC'll IC' Coast
Highway. Sunset Bl'aC'h (21 31
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59'l· l 9'l6
CAGJUY-8BT11IB &SA offers llve
music and dancinA Thurs ·Sal w1th
Top 40 rock an<r roll band8 Also
rcatured through Mon Ill "Spell
bound" from 9 p.m.· I :30 a.m. and a
special New Vt.a.r's Eve party ! la
planned 406 PaciOc Coast HlgJlwa)'
Huntington Beach. 960-9318.
BAD {:DCU appears at Baxter "
14346 Culver Dr1vc. J"·tnc Tues.·Sat
9.30 p m ·I .30 a.m Th~ Jan 5
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MOST FUTURISTIC EPICS ...
A SPELLBINDING DREAM ... RICHER AND
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TIIE COMMERCIAL CINEMA NOW HAS TO OFFER'
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"GOLDIE IS GOLDEN IN HER BEST ROLE
SINCE 'PRIVATE BENJAMIN.'
Funny and Winning. You 'II have a great time!"
-CBS MORNING NEWS. CBS-TV. Par Cullins
"A breezy comedy made to o rder for the
gifted Goldie Hawn ."
-THE NEW YORK TIMES. Vrn<t'nt Canh~
"Goldie Hawn is a national treasure -delightful and very funny!
The movie zi ps along with laugh after laugh."
-<.•ANNETT NEWSl'AP!:KS. Wtll1.1m \X.\,11
"An absolutely marvelous movie.
Pun~ pleasure from beginning to end.''
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" 'Protocol': in line for laughs~ h 's red. white and Goldie!
All,Americans will enjoy 'Protocol.' "
-THE \XA.lllNl1TnN PO~T
''Hawn's hilarious. 'Protocol' is a delightful blend ot 'Born Yesterday'
and 'Mr. Smith Goes To Washington.'"
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~ AJ'UMfY TBJRG BAPPSIUDOPf
TD WAY TO TD PORUll." at the
Ha rlequin 01nner Playhouse. 3503 S.
Harbor Blvd.. Santa Ana. nightly
except Monday at varying curtain
times through Feb. 17. 979-1>5 I I . "BYE BYB BIRDIE" at the Curtain
Call Dinner Theater. 690 El Camino
Real. TustJn. nightly except Mondays
at varying times th rough Feb. 3.
838-1540. "CAJlt CAPf .. at the Grand Dinner
Theater. I Hotel Way. Anaheim.
ntghUy except Mondays at varying
curtain times through Jan. 6 (772· 7710).
"nDDL&a OR TD ROOF .. at
Sebastian's West Dinner Playhousr.
140 Ave. Ploo. San Clementi".
Wednesdays thl"Olllth Satu rdays at H,
Sundays at 1 and"? through Jan 6
492-9950.
Fllma -"STAR TREK," "The Wrath nl
Khan." and "The Searc·h tor
Spock"are shown u part of a Stdf
Trek triple bill along with Star Tr,.k
bloopers. Balboa Cinema. 709 ~
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"VIDEO: TB& nw WAVB .. produ~ by WOBH-TV In 1974, I the
first broadcHI survt'y of tht' work of
artist.II using vld('() as thC"lr mt'3ns of
pC'rsonal communlcntlon and ex-
pression. I p.m . NC'wport Harbor An
Musnim. 850 San Clt'mt'nlt' Drive.
Newport !'.Wach free-admission 759-1122
8lncJea -""!
WHEEL OJ' J'RIEND8.BJP mC'ets at
Hors Hut In Westmlnstt'r for happy
hour ati5:30 p.m. 828-5215
SOOTHED WHBEL OF FRIEND-smP, for slnglt'S OVC'r 45. mt'ls for
dlnnl'randdanclngat 7 pm Camt'lot.
I 100 S. Grand at McPaddC'n. Santa
Ana. 768-41 30.
Etc.
llAOICJAN HARRY BLACK-
STOR headllncs tht' "Black stone
Magic Holiday Special." Many of the
llluslons and larg(' production
numbers of his Efroadway show
"Blackstont'I" arc fcaturC'd Evt'nlng
and mallntt shows through Monday
994-6310.
"llAOJC IDNODOll ON ICE'' ts
prcM:nlC'd through Monday. Tonight
'1 30 p m • Sat.-Sun at noon. 3 30 and
1 30 p.m .• and Monday at noon and
3:30 p.m. Anaht'lm Convention
Center. 800 W. Katclla Ave .
Anaheim. 999-8900.
Sat.
Cluaical
OEllAJlD
listing.
Country
TD WBSTZRJlf UPflON BAND, sec
fnday listing. Also today ts a Country
Dance Workshop from 11 a.m.-3 p.m
Jau
THE PORT THEATRE
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"Tops the original! It will make you feel
like dancing In the aisle."
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JUDI LORICK A: TRIO, ~ Fr1day
llsuna;.
CAPE LIDO, see Friday UsUng.
dav llstlnit. "BT& 8T& BDU>IB" at the Curtain
Call Dinner Theater Stt Friday llst·
lruf. ~ · ftcAJlf CAJll'' at the Grand Dinner Sun.
Theater. Stt Fnday llsllflll. ClaMical
UDS. sec Fr1day Listing. "FIDDLER OJlf TD -itoor.. at
Roe&WOOD. ace Fr1<Say UsUng. Sebastlan·s West Dinner Playhouse. OEllAllD IJARBUT, &« f'rldJ\
CAOPl1t1"8 BT TD SEA. see Sec Fr1day listing llsUng. Fr1day llsUng.
JU8TDI 1118&. see Friday llsllng. P'llm• Coantry
OOODIB8, sec Fr1day llsllng. "STAll Tllltlt," see Friday llsUng. AOOO'PfTRYSUJlfDATBASB, with
BAD CIDCU, see f'nday llstlnL "PILOBOLUS APfD JOAN." This ts a BBQ buffet. ts held from 2· 7 p ni
BAXTER'S STRBET, Stt Fri Y the story of a cockroach that bcromcs with three bands performing Cr.t1\
ltsung a man who falls tn love wtth a woman Ho~. 1580 Brookfiollow. Santa An,1
namtd Joan. using the lma.$1,c·trans· 549·1512. Dance forming capabtltttcs or vlcfco tech-
A "PUBLIC DA!'fCE" ts presented notogy. By Ed Emahwtllcr. 1973. I Jan
b N ,..._ ti p od 11 7 p m . Newport Harbor Art Museum. Y cw ..,.,nera on r uc ons. 850 San Clemente Drlvt", Newport DREAM W1TB DORA GALE .q1
p.m.· l a.m.. Anaheim Convent ton Beach. F'rec admts..qlon. 759-1122. pears from 7· 11 p.m .• Sun!IC't 1'1111
Center. 800 W. Katella Ave , l665S PactflcCoaatHlghway.Su11.,1·1
Anaheim. 999-8900. Etc. Beach. [2 13} 592· 1926.
Theater llllAOIClAN BARRY BLAC K· CAr& Ld>O features tht" Lido .J<111
STOQ, sec f"riday llsttnj{ All Stars from 4-8 p.m. and a~atn fm111
"APUl'fKYTHIKGHAPPENEDON "MAGIC KmGOOll Olf ICE.'' St"C 9-11 p.m. 2900 Newport Blvd . Nf'" Tim WAT TO THE PORUM" at the port Beach 675-2968 Harlequin Olnnu Playhouse &t> Frl-__ f'_nd_a_;y_lts_t_tn_;I{ ______________________ _
''CITY HEAT IS DYNAMITE''
~ Sl8Q8I A/JC rv GOOO loK)l'JN NG AMERICA
"I feel more like a c heer1eoder than a film c ritic, but this
movie is dynamite."
-JO& Siegel A8C N GOOD MC>RNWG AMERIO<
"Eostwcx:x::J and Reynolds find a good time in this ac~.
The bounce and style of 'City Heat' will conquer all."
-~flOfO ScfllC•el TIME
"Eastwood and Reynolds get it together in a five-popcorn caper.
'City Hear Is cool a hip and happy httt'
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Ultl•S40-7..U CIJl#MOS MSTOl •a•1---
TD RA09 llAllTD80Jll TaJO
perform• from 2-6 p.m. at the Old
Dana Point Cafe. com er o( Colden
Lanteom and Dd PTado. Dana Point.
lndtflnlleo
Pop
BAXTER'S STIUtrr, eee Frtday
It sting.
"TID JAa()lll CHAU A.LL-eTAJl
RJtVDW," reaturtng Lee Ferrell and
Barry RllJera. 8 p. m .. T he Hop. 1877 4
Brook.hu"'t, FountaJn Valley. 83 ad-
mtsslon. 963-2366.
OOODDtS, aee Frt~~aung.
CAGtura BT WA. see
Frtday Hsung.
Theater
''A 1"11NKY TlllJtO BAPPEIUDOPf
THE WAT TO TD PORUM" at J}le
ttarlequln Dinner Playhouse. See f"rt-
da) ltstlnl(.
"BYE Ifft BlltDIZ" at the Curtain
1 all Dinner Th~ter. See Friday llst-
1n~ 'CAN CAN" at the Orand D1nntr
1 hralt'r &e Friday ll11tlnl(. "FIDDLER OPf TDK ""'ROOJ"' at
'-.<-basllan·s Wt'SI Dinner Playhouse.
"><'t-Fndav llstlflll.
Film•
"GA.BJUBLA" and "Oona Flor and
lt('r Two Husbands." two fllms wtth
<;.onla Braga. att shown at Balboa
< 1nema. 709 E. Balboa Blvd .. Newport
!leach. 83.50 admission. 675-3570.
"VIDEO vARIAnOK8" with the
Hoston Symphony Orchestra. 1972.
Vidro lnlcrprctattona or works by
I laydn. Ravel, Schoenberg. Bach,
ll<'('thovcn and Wagner arc featurtd. I
p m . Newport Harbor Art Museum.
H50 San Clemente Drive. Newport
B<'ach Free admission. 759-1 122.
Slnglee T
TD SAILIRO 8Df0Laorrcn satJ-
1ng out of Newport Beach each Sonday
from 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. f!r1ng lunch
and beverage. For ages 25 and over
and alao non-smokens. 820 donation.
673-3282.
TD TALL CLUB of Orange Ccunty
hosts volleyball each Sunday from 2-5
p.m.. Shiffer Park. Costa Mesa
979-9455.
WllZltL OP nllBKD8BIP meet.a at
Acacia's In Garden Grove at 11 :30
a.m. roT brunch . 828-5215.
TD SIJtGL&T AIUAl'f8' DIMX>very
Group meets ror dl.9cusslon and social
each Sun day at 7:30 p.m. Unitarian
"Uke Richard Pryor and Eddie Murphy,
r
Church. 1259 Vlctoi1a St.. Costa
Mesa. 81 adml Ion. 962·8596.
Etc.
llAOICIAJll BAJlRY BLACK·
8TOIU, see Friday UsUng.
"llAOIC IDRGDOlll 01' lClt," see
Friday llsttng.
Mon.
ClaMlcal
LA MIRADA
DRIVE-IN
511'11 AN ~WJ 11 Aoon0<1
111-1111 • t1141 Ul-tlll
Keaton possesses two Invaluable comic assets: -NEWSWEEK ON CAMPUS
A face that makes you laugh and perfect timing."
Orgonir.ed qime hOJ never been this disorganized!
IOI SIOlllC!
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II 1ll N.M ,._ 1MU. U llllO • ~ l'UAS ft.W
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m1Cl Al SUllllOllfR .SIWISlOl Of IUIQUIS1
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PJlot Weekender/ Frldey, Oeoember 2a. 1984 7
GlttARD ••RllllT, aee Friday
listing.
CRAZY BOU& prceent.a a New
Year's Eve Party wtth continuous
entertatnment rrom 5 p m., free
champagne wtlh dlnne-r. and lhe
Western Union Band from 8:30
p.m.-1 :30 a.m. 1580 Brookhollow.
Santa Ana 549-1512
Jau
CAR LIDO featurn the "Happy
Jazz Hour" from 4:30-7:30 pm. w1th
Wanen Ja.son on ~ and
vocals, Also fTOm 9 p.m.-1:30 LID.. la
Wayne Wayne playtng the-.. and
flute. Dave Robtntlon on the p&ano.
and Tracy ~ oerionnlnC on
drums 2000 Newport Alvd .. Newport
Beach. 675-2968.
Pop
PLDl80UL8 appear w1lh the
James Karman Band at 8:30 p.m ..
Fender's lntemaUonal Ballroom. 521
E. Ftrst St . Loni( Beach. 812.50
admission. (2131 431>-2838.
It.EDS Is featured In a New Years
Eve party at lhe Suneet Pub. 16655
'1HE BEST MOVIE ABOUT
YOUNG PEOPLE SINCE
'AMERICAN GRAFFITI.'
A funny. sensitrve. beautifully written movie Dillon
gNes his best perloononce. heading one of the yeo(s
most engaging costs.. oc· • ...,..._. .Nt ., ...
"'THE FLAMINGO KID' IS LAUGH-OUT-LOUD AJNNY lrs
also worm and touching I left this one with a smile on
my face and a catch in my throat " ~or• II'.-AW" , •· ,
"AN ABSOLUTE CHARMER If THE FLAMINGO KID could
be wrapped and token home, you'd coll 1t the
perlect grft " ·~ Sc-'>ael8r JS~
A legend in hu; own neil{hbor hood.
ABC MotlOt'I Pictvm presenll o MERCURY ENTERTAINMENT Pl100UCTION
of 0 GAAR'( MARSHAil Film "THE RAMING<i}Jao· Sb-mg MAn DILLON
RICHARD CRENNA HECTOR Ellzor-l>o JESSICA WALTER
5tOf'r by NEAL MARSHAil Scn-enploy by NEAL MARSHAU ond GARRY MARSHAll
~by MICHAEL PHILLIPS Dwec1ed by G.4.RRY MARSHAll
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a Piiot Weekender/ Friday, December 281 1984 ..
''AN EXTRAORDINARY MOVIE! I I
.. So compefling and convincing you can't tear your eyes from the screen
It is not to be mis6ed."
"The best film I've seen this year. At its best, movies just don't get any better."
,,.,,, MonW1Q -.o -~
"Unforgettable. A movie to haunt your mernay. One of the ten best
of the year."
"One of the year's best movies. A stirring true story of friendship and valor
that captures human drama with true compassion. It has one ot the most
compeUing conclusions you'll ever see."
~~Sl~Sr-
"Powerful and Exhilarating! An indelibte portrait ot all the c onflicting
emotions with which journalists experience war. An extraordinary movie." .;._...._._ ...
"It you see no more than one film a year.
make it this one. Oscar nominations ore clearly
on the way."
"'The Killing Fields' is not a film you can afford to miss."
"°"' ( ..... ~.,..., c"""'""
U . rt#Y. AT ...,.Ol I Mn'OM 751 jl 14 ACIOSI NC* S.C. ~IA HOTa ...
COITA..aA
DAILY
1:15, 4:15
7:15, 10:15
Pactnc Coast Hwy . Sunset Beach
12131 592· 1926
BAXTER'S 8TU&T, see Priday
list Inst. G00Dllt8. 11tt Fnday listing.
CAG!f&T'8 BT TD S~A. att
Friday llstlng
Dance
"LOS CAMINANTE8," ' Loa
Muecaa·· and "Los Humlldes"" per·
rorm In a public dance 'l>ffered by
Anaheim Dance Promotions al the
Anaheim Con vention Cenler. 6 p m.-1
a.m .. 800 W Katella Ave .. Anaht"lm.
999-8900.
FUma
, .. OABIU&LA," see Sunday llsllng
Etc.
"llAGIC IDJ'tODOll ON ICE." see
Pr1day llat.lnJt.
llAOJCIA1' BARRY BLACK·
8TO!f&, see Friday ltsllng.
Tues.
Clualcal
TBlt llA.AllOR 811'0EU Invite
anyone who can carry a tune lo join
this group Meets Tuesdays. 7.9 30
p.m.. Prt'Sbyterlan Church or the
Covenant. Fairview Road. ~ta
Mesa 897-0587. GERARD BAR.BUT, ~ f"rlday
llsUng
Ju.z
CA.l'E LlDO features llappy Jan
Hour"' from 4 30·7 30 pm with Wer
ren Jason on kl'yboard and vocals Al80
from 9 p.m.·I .30 am Is the ~sll
Dechter Trio 2900 Newport Blvd .
Newport Beach. 675-2968 EO LEACH appears al the
Meadowlark Country Club
8.30· 1 l :30 p.m . I 67R2 Graham St
ltunllngton Beach 84 admission
846·3391. JUDI LORJCK a TllJO, ~e Friday
listing.
Pop
R08&WOOD, see Friday llsfl~
GOOOl&S, sec Friday listing
BAD CHECKS. Stt Friday llslln~
THE BOP presents Roel< Around
The Clock. a history of rock 'n roll
featuring Ja.!IOn Chase 8 p.m 18774
Brookhu r st. fountain Valley
963-2366.
Theater
••A rmmY TBIJlfG BAPPEPfSOOPf
TBZ WAT TO TBlt P'ORUlll'' al the
Ha rlequln Din ner Playhouse Stt Fri
clav llsuna
SPEND THE RRST WITH .#1!
NOW PLAYING
• lllU •COITA.... •llMM • W.. M1M h Pim EdWMll Sol#I Coal EMtdl UIMl'llly CrllClomt
529-SD PIM.a ~1711 '5'-1111 834,2553
•MllANM •a'IW UA~ E.,_..Elloio
95241 Y 1·150D
•COITA MllA Edwlnll ltltlor TWiii 131·3SOI • ... ar:Hn::D IN IO MMI
''BYS 11'1"& 811lD1B" at the Curtain
II Dtnner Theater. See Fr1day llat·
n~CAN CAN" at the Grand Dtnner
heater. Stt Friday Uaung.
"OABJllltLA.'' Stt Sunday listing
BRIOOB IB played In Newport &ach
t-drh Tuesday. 50* admtsaJon Call
559·64 72 for dlrecUons.
SCRABBL& ls played In Lhe com·
munlty room o( Central Savings,
240:l3 El Tore Road. Laguna Hiils.
t"vr-ry Tu~y at 6:30 p.m Call
.Jdmlla Atcha at 770-0454.
Wed.
GERARD BARBUT. ~ Fncla\
h'llnjl,
Jazz
CAFE LIDO, see Tuesday llstln'1,
TRACT WELL8 appears from 8· I I
pm .ll tht'MeadowlarkCountryClub,
I h7k2 Graham St.. Huntington
lk,11 h $4 admission 846-3391 .
JUDI LORICK a TRIO. see Friday
11 .. 1\nl! ·
Where
"'re Yea On
~ew Years Eve?
I'm going to celebrate tn a
rrench Country Home. where
nobody is a stranger. And your
h0<.ts serve you personally a
< 'la.'iS1c CulSine prepared with
IOVf'
You'll have a ch01ce of three
di(fprent Menus of 5 to 7
• uurses from $29.50 to $38 00
Ewr heard of "Joie de
v1vre"? You'll find i t here!
3421 Via l.ido, Newpon Beech .
675-4904
Pop -R08&WOOD, see f'rlday llall~.
BAXTER'S 8TU&T, see P'rtday II sling.
GOODDt8, sec Friday llatlng.
TD BOP featUl"C!I Ladles Night
with Queen For A Day. great prtz.es
and llve video. 18774 Brookhurst,
Fountain Valley. 963-2366
BAD CBBCU, SCI' Friday IJatlng.
Theater
port Beach Tennis Club at 7 p.m. on
the first and third Wedn~ each month. Call Louisa Arnola at
979-7321.
nm TOASTllAllT&aa meet for
~rsonal and professional grewth
through public speaking and Tcader-
sh Ip skills. 6 :30-7 :45 a.m .. Rosalynn's Restaurant. Gothard and
Edinger, Huntington Beach.
842-8'581
Thurs.
Pilot Weekender/ Friday, Decembet 28, 1984 9
tonight Including Up sync. Hula Hoop. See ,.rtday list.Inga
llmbo and ahoot for shots. 18714
Brookhurat. Fountain Valley. P'tlma
963-2366. BAD CIDCU, see Friday IJsUng. CBA.RLIB CllAPLIJll, ~ Wf'dncs day listing.
Theater Etc. ''A PUPf1'Y TllDIO RAPPSIUD ON TD WAT TOTlmFORUll." al the 8CllABBLB Is played every Thurs-
Harlequln Dinner Playhouse See Fri· day at 6:30 p.m. In the community
daX listings. room o< Home Federal Sav1ngs. Main •an lift BDU>I&" al the Curtain St at Yorktown Ave.. Huntington
Call Dinner Theater See Friday list· Beach Call Geneva Akers at In~. 960-2729
'CAN CAN" at the Grand Dinner "A l'111'fl'fT TlllJlfG BAPPE!fED OPI
TIU WAY TO TIU PORUM" al the
Harlequin Dtnn~ Playhou5<' Set" Fri·
daX listing.
'BYE Stt BIRDIJt" at the Curtain
Call Dinner Theater ~I' Frtday llst-lna.
Theater. See Pr1day llstln,l(s. AdY&Dce Blllln&
Clualcal "JP1DDLEA ON TD ROOP" at RON'S IJlf LAGUl'fA katures thr-1r
Sebastian's West Dinner Playhou~ famous New Year's Eve Party wtth a
GBRAJlD BAllBUT, M'C Friday ,--------------------------~-
CAN CAN" at th<-Grand Dlnn!'r
Theater. Stt Friday llstlnp;
llslln~.
Juz
"FIDDLER OPf TBE ROOP" al
Sfobntlan's West Dlnnrr Playhou.,..
Stt Fndav ll<itln~
Films
CAPE LIDO, Sf:!' Friday listing.
THE EARL KnfG BAJ'fD, ~rforms
al lhl' Meadowlark Country Club.
16782 Graham St . Huntington
&ach l146-339 I
CKAJU.IE CHAPLIN I'> r!'al11rl"d In
'Thr Creal Dlrt;itnr · and "City
Ll~h•'> · Balbo.l c lnrma 1oq 1-:
l\Jlboa Blvd Newport ~;H h 53 50
adml~slon 67'>-3570
JUDI LORICK a: TRIO. M't Friday
listlnj!
Etc.
Pop
ROSEWOOD, <oef' I-rlday I Isling
CAOl'fEY'S BY THE SEA, set'
Friday listing
SCRABBLE I'> playNI .11 lhl" N!'w-GOODIES. c;rr Friday listing.
THE BO! pN'M-nts crazy contests
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Patio
Featuring Louisiana Creole Specialties
130 E 17th SI (OI Newport Blvd.) • Cosio Mesa
646-8855 Open 7 days 11 a.m. • 'l a .m.
f1«rlequ\n .............
A Oi1t1ttr PloyltoMI'
AMUnCA·s fUNNllSf MUSICAl
A
FUNNY 111ING
HAPPENED 01( TRE WAY_,
1RIRillUM
Oorect~ lty C"•' Wetller
Boolo by Bwrt S"••elo .. 81'd I.err, Oeto•" lll11a1c 6 ~Y'•Ct by Step"•" Softdf\etm
PerfOfmances Tuesday lhru Sunday, Saturday and Sunday Brunch
3503 s. HarbOr •tvd .. Santa Ana, CA, Y, Mile Nonh 01 San Di Fwy
..:
Pfodvced fot the
8'oodway •Iott• by F.ver and Manin Directed by Pat Baldovff
7 FREEDMAN WAY AN AH Et M '"CIO!>!> lrom 0•1'1'\t'yl~ndl
ALL BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY
CORNISH GAME ~llN •ON[ HAlf SAUTIED CHIC~EN
VlAl PICCAH •BAKED RED SNAPPlR BEU( MfUNllRf
BROil i D lAMP CHOPS • BROILED NlW YORk \f(Ak
l'RIMI RIB Of em . AUSTRALIAN l OBHlR T All
All Entrecs Include Clam Chowder or
Mnced Green Salad With Choice of DresstnK
String Beans Almondinf'
Rief' or Boiled Parslted Polito in Jac!..t't
Dinner Served From 4 P .M .
DANCING • ENTERTAINMENT
HA TS • HORNS • NOISEMAKERS • ETC.
J2802 s l'Klfte COMt Hw,.
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•99-2626 • 496-5771
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complete dinner. champagne. party
favors, a live dance band. and break-
fdst at I a.m. 875 admission. 1464 So
C'oast Highway. Laguna Beach
497-4871.
CATALmA CRUJ8BS offers a ro-of Newport Harbor . deep sea Anaheim. Holiday sea.son enlcrtaln· Houn1 Frt.-Sun 9 a.m.·mldntahl,
mantle New Year's eve of dancing, srartflshlng trips dally, U-drtve and menl features Krash, Papa Doo Run Mon.·Thurs. 9 a.m.-7 p.m. 999-4565.
champagne and harborlldhlsdurtnga c arter boa'·. Chrtsl"'as Parade or Run. a nd Jack Morgan and the Russ IDIOTT'S a&RRT PAJUll. 8039
-& "" ... th "" Beach Blvd .• Bu•na Pnrk. En"'y the 4 'h hour C'rulM" of Long Beach and Los Ltf(hts cruises. and waterfront res· Morgan Orchestra on stage rou"". ... .. P
THE MYSTitRY T RA.Df brings In
1111 new yt-ar with a banp, during a
wt·rkend of trdvt"I and partying
c llmaxlnl!, In a New Year''\ cvt caper
,. nd danct at a ~rt't rcndt",vous deep
In thr Callfomla rt'dwood"I Sun.-
Tur-. ~4R9 tncluclC''l rail to th<-
m\-.lrry locallon lodltlnl't. dtnlnl(. a
'ot"C rt I i1fttrnoon f'vcnt pli.a-. lhe New
Y1·M ' c-vc banquet and fc':ltlvlllt><i
41H 4116
Angeles harbors on Ot-C' 3 1. Departs taurant and saloon open 7 a.m.· l a.m SunC1ay. Presented dally In Bear holiday splrtl with dally performances
San Pedro at B 30 p.m. and Includes a Whalewatch C'rutscs arc avallablc Country Is the "Country Bc-ar of "It's The Christmas Beagle. Charlie
buffet. party favors. a live band, and now and arc sponS<lred by the Amert· Chrl11tma11SpeclaJ." ''F'anla11yon Par· Brown," lhc park's Ice spectacular,
champagne at mtdnll(ht $49 pcr can Cetacean Society Orange County ade," a yuletide pageant. Is stagt'd and for children under 12. snow
person. 527· 71 J J Chapter 673-5245 dally through ThuM!day. A NC'w Years sledding In "Snoopy·s Winter Won -
Eve Party. from 8·30 p.m.-3 a.m . derland'' Is avallable through Thurs-Ongolng E•enta BRJGOS CUNl'flMGIUJI AUTO-features a midnight fireworks spec-day Knoll's New Year's Eve "Jublla· II~ MUSEUM. 250 E. Baker St.. taC'ular and entertainment Including lion" features lop name con tem·
BALBOA PA VD.ION. 400 Main St . <'osta Mesa Antique cars ctrca 1912· John Davidson. the sos Band. Skllt"S porarv Christian singers. lncludlnj(
llalboa A California and national present 9 a m ·5 pm. Wed.-Sun and Henderson, and L..oulC' Bellson The imperials and 2nd Chapter ol
hlstonc landmark and marine rcC' 546· 7660. and the e1i Band Explosion 820 Acts, from 7 p m.-2 a m. 8 13 advance.
u•allon center Dally narrated cruises DISNEYLAl'fD. 1313 Harbor Blvd.. advance tickets. 825 nlWit of event s 15 day of event The ··American
-------------------------------------. L,egend.s of Rock & Roll" ts featured through Sunday at I 2. 3.30 and 4:30
p m. rn the Cloud 9 l~lroom. Fr1.-
Sun. 10 a m.-11 pm .. Tues. 10
a m.-10 p.m .. Wed.-Thurs. 10 a.m.-9
p.m New Year's Eve the park Is open
from 10 a.m. ·6 p.m for rc"gular guests
and reopens from 7· p m .-2 a.m. for
ticket holders to .. Jubilation ...
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... BEHIND
THE
SCENES"
with BRENDA CAPONERA
Restaurant Account Executive
ANTONEUO RJSTOR.AHTE lt.a&en .... y..,.. F.eet
Ring 1n the new year with an Italian feast that you and your guests will long
remember-where else but at the award winning Antonello Rlstornnte In
South Coast Village The first seating Is a 6:00 p.m .. with the regular ala
carte menu at regular prices The second seating Is at 8:45 p.m .. featuring
a five course fixed menu at $75 per person. You will begin with appetizers
of deep fried mozzarella cheese in carrozza, and scampi In anise sauce.
Next will be homemade Pasta-Paglia e Aeno, a green and white pasta
mingled with truffles and Italian mushrooms. The third course will be
lnsalada VeroneUI. a tender mingling of Belgian endive and Bibb lettuce
with avocado, and proscuitto ham with hazelnu1 dressing The main course
will be Vitello ala Necc1. a rack of veal with manicclole Dessert Is a medley
of fresh fruit over nch and creamy homemade Italian ice cream, flamed with
maraschino sauce French champagne will be served at m1dn1ght Dancing
to hvq entertainment will be until 1.30 a.m. For reservations call Antonello's
at 751-7153. 3800 South Plaza Drive. Santa Ana
THE NEWPORTER F"tlve New Yura
Toasting in the New Year in style, guests at The Newporter Resort's two
gourmet restaurants. La Palme and the Wine Cellar, will be feted to
splendid hotlday menus and festive entertainment New Year's Eve
fest1v1ties begin at 8:00 pm in La Palme, The Newporter's casually elegant,
garden-style restaurant Complementing the merriment, live entertainment
will be provided by classical guitarist, Greg Coleman during the evening's
meal An elegant s1x--eourse California Cuisine menu debuts with mussel
and sea urchin consomme with saffron. angel hair pasta with mallard duck
liver and shlitake mushrooms. salad of fresh king crab and avocado with
caviar and pinot no1r granite The en1ree selection features fllet mignon
with blue cheese and toasted walnuts. Dinner 1s topped off with apple
fritters with white chocolate ice cream and cinnamon sauce The $70.00 per
person evening includes dinner. party favors and complimentary cham-
pagne at midnight In the Wine Cellar, the merriment begins at 7:00 p.m. An
exclustve $80.00 per person everung includes an elaborate seven-course
dinner. party favors and complimentary champagne toast at midnight.
Music by strolling v1ollmst, John Dysart. will complement the evening's
holiday feast, which begins with leek and onion soup en croute. lllet of John
Dory with fresh truffles and granite de mare de bourgogne. The entree of
medallions of veal with fresh king Cfab. asparagus and sauce bernalse is
garnished with zucchini stuffed with carrot puree. Belglum endive a la
cream and roasted tourneed potatoes. An assortment of lmpor1ed and
domestic cheeses. marlanted orange and kiwi fruit. petits lours and demi
tasse complete the elegant meal Following dinner. guests are invited to
continue partying 1n the Library Lounge to the toe tapping musk: of Confrey
Phillips and has trio unlll 1 30 a.m. ·bomphmentary party favors and
champagne toasts will be ottered at ~•dmght For guests not dining in La
Palme or the Wine Cellar, a S 12 00 per person cover charge will apply in the
Library Lounge The Bistro cafe will observe Its regular menu from 6:00
a m untll 2:00 a.m. Ample free parking is available, and valet parking is
offered. The Newporter Is located at 1107 Jamboree Road, Newport
Beach. For resen1atlons call 644-1700.
CHEZ CARY Elegent New Yean C.e.br•tlon
An elegant way to cetebfate the New Year Is to dine and d•nce at the Chel
Cary, 571 S. Main St .. Orange. Amid velvet, crystal. gleaming silver, fine
China, and magnificent cuisine with grand aervk)e, )'OU Wiii be transported
to a beautlful Caberet atmosphere Dinner begins at 5:30 p.m. and dancing
to the popular Whetm<>fe Trio starts at 9 p.m. The menu wttl be::
Champagne Cocktail, La Barrone "Blanc de Blanc," Poached Cold Fllet of
Salmon Gaml, Caviar Sauce, Cream of Artichoke Soop, Kentuct<y
Limestone Salad (with Bay Shrimp and Vinaigrette Oreaing), Ale1 of Beef
"Wetttng1on" (Wffti Truffle Sauce, Tomato Ctelnart. Potato Croquetts end
Aapatagus Holla.nd1lse). Souffte Glaoe Frangelk:a, Coffee 1nd Sweets. The
prlc8 Is $85 per person, not Including gratuity, cocictalls. Of' Wines. Eafty
reaervatlona are suogeeted. Catt 642-3595. .....
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DANCING IN ALEXANDER'S HJ\ NANA
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4545 MacArthur Boulevard.:. Newport Beach Raenatione: 83.,·0570 .
Irvine Cen1er Dnve. LaJ(una Hiiis
Vtsll the new Antmal VITiage where
children become friends w1lh sm all
animals. Thr111 to the excitement of
r1dl"S Including the Sahara Maze
Track and the l(ylaml Slick Track. For
nautical adventurus. Jungle Tube
Bumper Boat and Shanalce RaC'Cr
Boat Ottts have been c-xpanded. Frl.·
Sun. at 10 a.m .. las( car admitted 5
p.m . 837·1200.
QUltEPf lllAJtT, Long Beach Harbor
at the end of the Long IJeach freeway.
Explore the largest. fll08t luxurious
ship afloat. Spttlal exhibits Include
new spectal effect sound and light
shows tn tht Engine Room and
WheelhouM" no-enacting a ncar-rol-
llston at sea. and an extensive World
War II display depicting the
··Queen's .. active role as a troop9hlp.
IOa.m.-6 p.m. (2 13)435-3511
FRIDAY/SATURDAY
SPECIAL
York
Steak
Tender New York Steak,
cooked to your taste. and
served with homemade
soup. crisp green salad,
chotee of potato. dinner roll
and dessert!
s4_75
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COSTAllSA 3125 ..._ .... .
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Galleries
lllUSEUllS
B01RR9 MU8&0M. 2002 N. Main
..,, Santa Ana .• A PIOWt'r1!lg ~lt'nt't'
Planls f'rom Captain Coolt s Plr'll
Voyag<' 1768· I 77 I." and "Tangata
rht' Maor1 Vision of Mankind.·· a color
port rail exhibit of ancient Maor1 carv-
1nl(!I are shown throug)l Jan. 6 . Al!O.
Dr<. Ek'n and Jf' Sht>n90n, collectors or "Tht>Odore Worcs: 1859-1939. A
<;an Franrtsco lmpreastontst" lend
1 hC"lr rxhlbll through Jan 12. Tues · s.11 1 o a.m.-5 p.m .. Sus:'· noon-5 pm
972-1900
LAGUKA BEACH MUSEUll OF
ART, 307 Cliff Drtve. "Nathan 0 1·
. l\'rtra· A Survey Exhibition
195 7 1983, .. a maJor contemporary
C<1 llfomla artJst whose early paint· 1n~o; havr bttn identlOftl with the Bay
\rt'il fl~uratlvc tradttlon ol David Park
Now Serving
. COUNTRY STYLE
SUIDIY $199
BROICH
Includes Beverage
Well Drink or Beer
9:00 AM to 1:00 Pl
845-8091
1712 Placentia
CoataMna
GULLIVER'S
c!NEW f:)'EAl(S '?:VE
~on, 'f•l•ad ~
c5'u1lr•li•• ~ter 7•11
'Prime CJ(lh ol '!kt:f
~·CJ :i ~4 1 I
IH4H2 MA<. AHJ"HllR
I H VIN I-.
and Richard Dtcbcnl<om. ts pot
lla;htcd through .Jan 20 Tues -Sun
ll.30 a.m -4.30 pm Al80 shown a1
lht' satellltc site located tn South C<M!tl
Plaza ts "California lmprf's tonlsm
Reviewed.·· an txhlblllon whlt'h trnd!I
to re-examine a popular era or tra
dttlonaJ paintings by early 20th Ct'n
tury artists In Southern Caltlomla
Through Feb 3 494-6531
OWPORT RA.R.BOR ART MU·
SIMJll, 850 San Clernentt Drlvf',
Newport Beach. Lt'adlng rontf'm
porary Prench artists Jean·Pkrr1·
Raynaud and Annr and Patr1r k
Polr1er arc p~Mnled In an t'Xhlbtl
entitled "History & Culture Prrnrh
Contemporary Structure. ·"New Coll
fomla Artists VII" with patnllngs by
Suzannr Caporarl ls a\so shown Bot f1
through Jan. 27 Tue'I ·Sun I 0
a.m.-5 p m. 759· I 122
GALLERIES
THE APTERNOOl'f GALLERY,
503 Park Aw: Balboa Island '"Stttl.
Franklncen'1t & MyTTh Thrtt Wt!K'
Choice.. · contlnut' t hrou.l(h Jan. I 0
wtth ""ulpture by Rlch.ardliaJI. paper
<'ut-out!'I by Dain Olsen, Impressionist
noral-J by El5a Vrcrland. and water·
c-oloN and oils by Eve Thompson
W1·d ·f rt 2 -6 pm . Sat -Sun noon-5
pm 675·8675
A.LLEl'IDALE GALLERY, 1540 S
Coa'lt I ll~hway, La~una Beach
Bro nL<''l from Bennt'tl Sculptures'
I 9H4 rnllrctton art' ft'atured. In· clt'flnllf' 497 ·6005
ART·A·J'AIR GALLERY, 664 S.
C<M'it lll~hway, 1-aAuna Beach. Gin· ~er Todds photography and Bill Hfll·
lard'., palnlln~s are shown through
Jan 15 .1lon~ with other ~allt'ry
THE ORIGINAL
OPEN NEW YEARS EVE
from 5 P M -Reservations Recommended
Open New Yean Day from 4 PM
2001 HARBOR BLVD, COSTA MESA 6427 9777
HAVE A BLAST AT THE HOP'S
NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTYU
Champagne • Party f avon • S 10 cover
fcall for reservattonsJ
Our NEWEST Show!
JASON CHASE ALL-STAR REVUE
An e'Venlng of comedy and song
featuring LEE FERRELL & BARRY RILLERA
EVrf)' Sund~ 8 P m
fS774 8rooknurst, Fountain Valley jformerly M"1i.y sl 114/'63-2366
Piiot Weekender/ Fl1day, Oeoembef 28, 19&4 11
artJsts works. Tues .sat 9 am ·5
p m . Sun noon-5 p. m 494-4514
BC SPACE GALLERY. 235 Forest
Ave . Laguna Beach Photographs by
Suda House and John Cants are
presented through Jan 23 Tues ·Sat
J 1:30a m -5 30 p.m. 497-1880.
BOB SlltllOM ART GALLERY.
l I 66 Sunflower at Fairview. Costa
Mesa Ray Priesz's Genesis series Is
shown. and his cxctttn~ new 8/10
painting "Winter's Edge · Is a mu51
sec Through Pcb. 15. Mon. ·Sat l 0
a .m.-6 p.m 557-0804
CALLIGRAPHIC ARTS, 22 l 9
Main St .. #37, Hunllnl(ton Beach.
Posters and greeung cards by calll·
grap. her and graphic dcsJgncr David
Mckclburg arc featured Runs In·
definitely Mon ·Sat. I -5 p m
960-5775.
CJTT OF IRVIl'fg PIJU ARTS
CE"fln'Sa. 4001 Walnut Ave . 11"\'tnt-
Exhlblts "In The TradfUon Don
~ and George Kyk' and
"!'Tew 'talent Show Marsha
Judd/Ceramics" arc fcatuJTd as well as C"Urnnt exhibits which tnch.w
· Under Glass" W1lh Todd Rk'h
ct'ra.mlcs. and '"Pol'tfollo'" w1lh Mary
Allee Mtchel5cn, transpattnl walt"f'·
colors. ThrousO'I Jan. 16. Mon -Thurs
9a.m -9p.m.:Frt.9a m .-6p.m .. Sal 9
cr.m.·3 p.m 552.-1078.
COSTA llltSA ART LEAGU& fea·
lures lhe works or 90me ol rts mcm
bcrs al the follow1ng locations Glf:n-
dale Federal SaVI~ and Loan at
Fashion Island shows work down·
stairs by Dwan Bevct1dgc, whtlt-the
upstairs gallery Is displaying paint·
lngs by Pat Wright: ~ Coas1
Savtngs and Loan features llic palnt·
tngs oT clowns by Nell Frampton and
_ • ,,,RESERVED ,,,,?~
~otlg :f\pser,
NEW YEAR'S EVE ...
Enjoy It With Us!
This New Year'<; Eve. we're acceplinl{ dinner reservat1ono; \1ake
your plan<; now to 1oin us on Monday. Decemher "\Jo;t'
tit Balboa l~and 1673·8720 (twt>r & Y>tnt' onl\-) ·Costa \t~ 540-8535
Irvin(' 546-4400 · Lakt> Forest 7684999
Open New Year's Day
BREAKFA.5T ·LUNCH· DINNER· COCKTAILS
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Galleries
Hfloah Brockman; Mesa Verde LI·
brary bosta oils and watercolors by
Esther Neffson: and the C.oeta Mesa
Ctvtc Playhouse featurcs watercolors
by Soozy West. Other mem~rs· works
are on display at the Cost.a Mesa Art
League GaUery, 1040 lrv1ne Ave ..
Newport Beach. Mon.-Wed. & Pn.-sat.
10a.m:-6p.m .. Thurs. J0a.m.·8p.m ..
Sun. noon-5 p.m. 645-3520.
10 a.m.-6 p.m .. Sun. noon-4 p.m.
494-2131.
arc presented throul(h Monday. Albert
Landeros' watercoTora and Murtele Burch's acrylfcs and watercolors are
featured beginning Tueaday and con·
llnue through Feb. 1. Tues.-Sun. 10
a.m .-4:30 p.m. 494-4422.
Baxter Is p~nted. Through Jan. 5 .
Tues.-Sat. 11 a.m.-5 p.m. 545-ARTS.
Bands from
Rose Parade
to strut stuff lllLL8 BOOS& GALLERY, 12732
Main St .. Garden Grove. "Portraiture
-Altitudes and Expressions" Is
presented by the photography depart·
ment and the Mills House Art Gallery In Garden Grove. Coordlna~ed by Lora
Brown. 15 arUst.s arc featured.
Through Jan. 27. Wed.-Sun. noon-4
p.m. 636-1232.
8A.l"fD8TOIUOALLltRT. 384-A N.
\IC IRV'ilm P'IJlfE AJlT8 OAL-
LBRY. School or Ftnc Arts on campus.
"l Plus 1 Equals 2: An ExhlblUon of
33 Husband and Wife Couples ... In·
eludes works by Elaine and Willem de
Koonlng, Mlr1am Schapiro and Paul
Brach, Joyce and Max Kozloff and
Batbara Shartz and Ar1 Shade. Or-
ganized by Bernice Stelnbaum GaUery
Seven awatd-winoina bands from
California, Washington and Texas
will showcase their man:hing styk
and musical talent at the 1985
Tournament ofRoSC1 Band Fest.
DUIG1'11AT1lD.. 1900E. Warner
Ave .. Ste. l·P. Sant.a Ana. An exhl·
blllon of dye transfer Images by Bert
Dyer Is shown through Jan. 14. Mon.·
Frt. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 261 -2203. ltT-
TIJlfGER OALLltRY. 2222 Laguna
Canyon Road. Laguna Beach. For
"The Extended Landscape... eight
artists deal with the landscape
through the ll5C of photography. Pres·
ented through Jan. 11 . Mon.-Fr1. 9
a.m.·5 p.m .. Sat. 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
497-3309.
· RWPORT B&ACB CITY BALL
OALURY, 3300 Newport Blvd. Yana
Bridle and Leo Roth exhibit their
photographs through Jan. 16. Mon.·
Frt. 8a.m.-5 p.m. ~8-1258.
OltA.JlfGS COUNTY CllllfTER FOR
CONTltllPORAllY ART, 3621 W.
MacArthur Blvd., Sp. 111. Sant.a Ana.
"Twenty Five In '85." a mulU·medJa
exhlb1Uon ofOCCCA'safflllateartlsts.
Is featured bcglnnlng Wednesday. A
reception Is schedufed Jan. 4 from
7-10 p.m. Through Jan. 25. Wed.-
Sun. noon-5 p.m. '549-4989.
Coast, Htghway, Laguna Beach .
Wate'rcolors. acrylics. and oils enUUed
"Through A Glass Darkly" by Joan
Chrtstensen an shown through Jan.
6. Tues.-Sun. 11 a .m.·4 p.m.
497-6775.
8USA1' 8PllUT1J8 GALLltRY, 522
Old Newport Blvd .. Newport Beach .
"New Color Landscapes." featurtng
the work of Clinton Smith. Is shown
along with "Hand Colored Prints and
RellCls ... by Gregory Spaid. Through
Jan. 12. Tues.-Sat. 10 a.m.·S p.m.
631 -6405.
U NITED 8 T A T &8 INTER·
NATl01'1AL UlflVSR81TT, 2300
Michelson Drive. Ste. 700, lrvtne.
Portuguese artist Eduardo Nery. who
has complete mastery of the photo-
graphic process with cndleas artful
creativity and a surreal world of wtt.
charm and awesome beauty. exhibits hls works throllj(h Jan. 4. Mon. ·Fri. 9
a.m.-5:30 p.m. (619) 693-4639.
The conOt'rt from 12:45 to 3 p.m
SuDday at Pasadena City Colfege's
Horrell Field (Del Mar and Sierra
Bonita avenues) allows the bands to
use colorful props and multi-direc-
tional marchrng seldom seen along
the Rose Parade route.
EXOTICA GALLERY, 1088 N.
Coast Highway. Laguna Beach. The current show features fl~r art by
Barbara Nelson. sertgraphs by Wll·
llam Holt. Jewelry by Ray Jacob. and pal nt('d ceramics by Vaya. Mon.-Sal.
QUORUM GALLERY, 374 N. Coaat
Htg)'lway. Laguna Beach. Vtrglnla Huffman's new watercolor sertes and
Arleen Huseby's recent oils of Europe
TA VSIUI BT TBB 8.EA Restaurant
and Gallery. Laguna Beach. OH paint·
logs by FestMuartJsl8 Joyce Reardon
and Karen 0 . Qoly are shown through Jan. 19. 831-9948.
TLX GALLERY, 611 Anton Blvd ..
Suite 120. Costa Mesa. Selected
sculpturf" from the estate of John
VORPAL GALL&RT, 326 Glen·
neyre. Laguna Beach . A one-man
t'x.hlbltlon of California artist Jon
Serl. bom In 1894. ts shown ~Jn·
nlng Sunday. Serl has b«n de&ertl>ed
as a prtmtllve and an expres sionist.
Through Feb. IO. Tues .-Sun. I I
a.m .. 6 p.ni. 494-9441.
Sou them Californians-Pasadena
City College Lancers. El Toro High
School and Vista High School bands
-will be joined by contingents from
Auburn (Washington) High School,
Foothill High School, Pleasanton,
Poway High School and Midland
(Texas) High School. ·
Admission is $2. For more details.
phone (818) 449-4100.
American
THE BARN
AmeftCafl:-lUnch M·F 11 ·2 30 Olnnei
M·S trom 5 PM Happy Hour M·F
4 JO-7 PM Sun Champagne Buttel
Brunch 10-2·30 Entena1nmen1 &
Danc.ng Banquet Fac1l1toes 14982
Redhill T•Jstin 73°'0115
THE ORIGINAL .BARN
FARMER STEAKHOUSE
The 01"141na1 r eatum>g display orntl
ing Lunch Mon ·Fri 11 2 Dinner niqnur, Mun F11 trom 5 p rr Sar &
:,un rorn 4 p m 2001 Harbor BtvCI
Costa Mesa 642·9777
HARBOR HOUSE CAFE
EstabMshed since 1939 Omelelfes 25
varieues Served 24 hours Sand·
w1cnes. 30 varieties Heated garden
patio Ornner served 5· 10 pm 34157
Coasl Hwy Dana Pom1 (714)
496-9270 A!So 16341 Coas1 Hwy
Sun!>et Beach (21;}~ 592·5404
PARADISE CAFE
San Franciscan style Fresn hsh al'd
pasra Pati0 d1n1ng Lunch M F 1 1 3
D1nfl4}! Mon ·Sat lrom 5 p m Happy
Hr M r 5· 7 Wed Ladics n11e 50¢ well
drinks frvm 3 pm Banquet fac1111ies
600 Newport Center Or r::ashtOn
Island Newpor1 Beach 644 l.?37
POOR RICHARDS
KITCHEN
Breakfll!ll lunch. drnnPr Pa!10 d1n1ng
w11h ocean view M~t prices a .... , I wine rarried lor Be1Q1an waffles
011el' oa11y from 8 a rn 1 198 S Coest
liwv 1n V1!!age Fa11e Mall. Laguna
a.stet• 497 1667
PUFFINS
'Naturally coo• "d food<, fr<Jm pan·
a~ es '" ,.,,..pe, 10 !.lea•s An adven
tu"' 111 natural Pal1n9 Or>t1n Sur lhru
11111rs ll" m 10 11 pm f,, & Sar 8
"rn lo 1T11d11~h! V1sd/Ml-Casual
Moderate prt<:l"S J050 E Coast Hwy
COiona del Mar 640 1573
Chinese
JADE DRAGON
Szec:hwan & Mandarin CulSIMS ol
Old China Hosl Waltac:e Lee. Chef Yr
Chen. Elegant d4n1ng Luncn, dinner
Sat. & Sun. Dim Sum (Chinese Tea
Ceke Srunch) Banquet., 8-&
win.. Aeelonat>le Pf lee$ 12 100 8eech Sfvd .. Slanton 89&-8933
ORANGE
COAST
. RESTAURANT .... '""'"--' .............
Continental
AIRPORTER INN
Medlterrene•n Room
Con11nen1a1 Lunc.h M F 11 30·2 10
Sun Brunch 10·3 Dinner from 5 30
Happy Hour M F Entertainment ~
Dancing 7 nights a week Valer 1-1111k
1ng Banquet laclhhes t8700
MacArtl'lur, Irvine 833·2770
CAFE LIDO
Newpon's Gannery Village 111zz spot
Cozy armosphere Arnencifn llahan
& Conllnen1a1 menu Lun~h Mr
1 t·3 Dinner nightly 6 p rn to mrd
rnght (n1em11nrr1~n1 mghl!y 9 I 30
Sun iau sess1c.r1 3 7 Ampte parking
:?900 Newport [ll11tJ Newpor r Reach
675-2968
MARCEL'S
Vollal M•rc•I. Newly •t1rrw:>dt1l1$J'
Marcel's gourme! oyster bar 1!. now
open for lun<;h trom 11 a m dinner 111
1 00 a m See the Lee rerrf!tll Show
Wed ·Sat le111ur1ng Hal Ralhll Dane
1ng nightly t30 F 17th 1111 Newport
Blvd ) Costa M!''IQ. fi46·88!i'>
RIVIERA
Con!1nental {,npf R1<;h11rel 6Prgn,.1
sin<.e 1970 lm1ma1c dining L1Jnch
t l 30·3 Omn.er hom 5 pm CIO'>Ad
Sun & Hofldays Banquet room'>
3333 S Bristol. Costa Mesa
5-40-3840
French
BORDEAUX
100 W'll'lff S.!Vef Food Award W1nne1
Luncnes Tues -Frf Dinner M·S CIOsed
Sundays & Holldayl Otf Bristol arid
RandOlpn (betwMn Baket and Bear)
then left onto SJ Clair 758 St. Cla11.
Costa Mesa 540-364 t .
DIRE~
LEMIDI
New In Newport, Old m trad1Hon
Faklorlul French Provencale dishes
Charming cteca< arid atmosphere ol
the South, the Midi of France Lunch
and dinner Tues tt1ru Sun Sun
Brunch 11 AM to 3 PM E>t1eos111e
Catrt ann French wtneilists 3421 Via
Lido Newport Beach. 1n plaza near
Italian
DONATELU'8
The ong1nsl since t973 Now open rn
our new locallon Serving our famous
p1aa and pasra O.ne 1n or lake out
9430 Warnet at Bushard. Fountain
Valley Behind the Stuler 963·5965
MARCELLOS
Family Owned Establ•Shed 11nce
1973 Pastas veal PIZZS Specta11L1ng
1n CIOl)pmo Be8f & Wine served
Salad bar Lunch Mon lh1u Fn . dinner
7 nigNs a week Sunday Brunch 10-3
p m '7502 Beach BlllCI at Slater
tlunt1ngton Beach. 842·5505
Mexican
Ml CASA MEXICAN
RESTAURANT
Our food is I\ trip to Mexico• Est since
1972 Open dllily from 11 am tor
lunch & dinnet Cocktails Entertain-
ment Wed thfu Sat nights 1n 1""9
Burro Room 296 E 17th 81 CMtlt
Mesa. CeK 645-7626.
TRE8AMIQ08
A place for peoplo whO aweciete
QOOCI Mexlcen food II surp<lslngly tow
pr1cee Open daily 1 h .m. for IUnct't &
Cllnnei Tiii 9:30 p.m Sun. thfu Thuf1 nu 10 p,m Fr1. & Sat. Deily runcheoo
apeciela. Cetlfing. 2~ H•tbor 8tvd .
1<-M•rt P11u. Cotta Mese.
642-827418278.
Natural/Healthy
FORTY CARROTS
DeliciOUS lasl'llOt1 food per Henry
Segeratrom A great place f0t dinner 7
days from 11 a.m Sunday Cham·
pagne Brunch Betweeo 8ullooks and
I Magntn. So CoaS1 Plaze. lowel level
556·9700
Steaks/Seafood
BLACKBEAAOI
Hear1y Beef Entrees & .. 'Seafood
Lunch , 1·3 30 Dinner from 5 pm
Happy Hour M F Extensive Oyster
Bar Two b!Ocks south ol John Wayne
Airport 833-0080
THE CANNERY
Fearures lfesh local seafood, Eastetn
beef Lunch. C11nner. Sullday brunch
and champagne brunch, harbor
cruises Entertainment nightly anct
Sunday afternOOll Lounge food gal
ley H•SIOllC waterfront landmark in
Newpo<f' s Cannery Village 30 t O
Lalayeue 675-5777
RUSTY PELICAN
F=resn sealOOCI and Iota of 11 NewP<>fl
Beach -Lunch. dinner, Sunde~
bwnch Overlooks Newport Bay 2735
W Coas1 Hwy 642·3431 Irvine -
Lunch, dinne<. happy hour 1830
Maln 545-4774
TALE OF THE WHALE
Open 7 days 8fenkfas1 1 a.m M·f
Lunch 11·4 M·f-' Dinner 4·11 M·S
Sat & Sun bwnch 7-4 Oy$te< bar
Fn . Set . Son Banquet tac111t;es up ro
500 Ente<larnment Wed -Sun. Pan-
oram1C bay View 400 Main St
Balooa 673-4633
THE WAREHOUSE
Fresh SealOOd and 1n1ernatoona1
cul54ne Waterfronr dining Chef
Charle$ Kalaglan. Luncti, Olnoe<, Sat
& Son ~ward Wlnrong Brunch Ban
quets & Catarlng, Oy$!e< Bar, Enter
tai<\IMnl Lido VIiiage. Newpon Beech 673-4700
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